Sebastiana Sulamita Panto-Garcia was reported missing as a 15-year-old from the Spring–Oak Ridge North area of Montgomery County, Texas, after her last known contact on February 19, 2022. Her case is listed with the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System the U.S. Department of Justice’s national repository for missing persons, which documents her disappearance and basic identifiers.
Spring is a large community commonly understood to cover parts of both Harris and southern Montgomery counties, with Oak Ridge North situated along I-45 just south of Conroe—geography that places the investigation within Montgomery County’s jurisdiction. This context matters for routing tips and requests for assistance and helps explain why local law enforcement leads the inquiry.
Within Montgomery County, missing-person investigations are handled by the Sheriff’s Office Homicide/Violent Crimes Unit, which is the division designated to investigate kidnappings and missing persons as well as suspicious deaths and violent offenses. That unit coordinates with regional, state, and federal partners and relies on centralized systems like NamUs to store and compare case information.
NamUs serves as the primary national clearinghouse for these cases, offering forensic resources, DNA services, mapping of last-known locations, and a public portal where verified case entries—such as Sebastiana’s—are published after law-enforcement confirmation. The system is intended to widen awareness, enable cross-jurisdictional comparisons, and provide a structured avenue for leads from the public.
Members of the public who wish to share information relevant to Sebastiana’s disappearance can contact the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, the local agency responsible for missing-person investigations in this area, and may also report tips through the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s 24-hour hotline, which supports families and law enforcement in ongoing cases involving missing children.Last Seen: Feb 19, 2022
