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Case Description

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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP150520) and 2 other sources
Kai Alexander Smith, 33, was reported missing from Upper Marlboro, Maryland, after he was last seen on August 17, 2025. His case is publicly listed in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System under case number MP150520, which records his last known location in the 20772 area of Prince George’s County and notes that he left his residence and did not return. NamUs lists him as a Black/African American male with black hair and brown eyes. He is described as approximately 74 inches tall and 170 pounds. The NamUs entry indicates the case was created in late September 2025, consolidating the initial details provided to authorities.

According to the NamUs record, the clothing noted at the time he was last seen included a black jacket and gray shorts. The case file also includes mapping coordinates associated with the Upper Marlboro location and provides space for images connected to the investigation. These details help establish the time, place, and appearance information that investigators and the public can use to assist in locating him.

The investigating agency for the case is the Prince George’s County Police Department. Community members with information that could help are encouraged to contact local authorities; the department’s public contact information, including central phone numbers and address, is available on the county’s official police webpage. Sharing accurate, observed details—such as potential sightings around August 17 or any information about planned destinations or transportation—can be crucial in a case like this.

As with all missing person cases, time and specificity matter. If you know anything about Kai’s movements on or after August 17, 2025, or if you recognize the description or clothing, consider reaching out to law enforcement so those leads can be evaluated alongside the official case file housed in NamUs. Even small pieces of information can offer direction and comfort to loved ones waiting for answers.

Last Seen: Aug 17, 2025