Lindsay Johnson was 14 years old when she was last seen in La Vergne, Tennessee, on April 29, 2023. Official NamUs information identifies her as a White/Caucasian female missing from La Vergne in Rutherford County, with the date of last contact recorded as April 29, 2023, under NamUs case MP125366. The case information describes Lindsay as approximately 5 feet 1 inch tall and 110 pounds, with red/auburn hair and blue eyes.
The listed investigating agency is the La Vergne Police Department, which recorded the agency case number as 230012847 and the report date as April 29, 2023.
The known circumstances of Lindsay’s disappearance are brief but deeply concerning. Official case details state that she was last seen leaving a residence on April 29, 2023, and was seen getting into a silver van. No public source located here provides a detailed explanation of who was driving the van, where it may have gone, whether Lindsay entered it willingly, or what happened afterward. Because the public record is limited, the case stands on a small number of important facts: a young teenager left a residence in La Vergne, she entered a silver van, and her whereabouts were subsequently unknown. In missing-child cases, even a short gap in public information can represent an enormous emotional burden for family, friends, and the community that remembers the child as more than a case number.
Lindsay’s case was entered into public missing-person databases later, with NamUs listing the case as published and identifying the La Vergne Police Department as the primary investigating agency. SpotCrime’s missing-person aggregation also lists Lindsay Johnson as missing from La Vergne, Tennessee, on April 29, 2023, and repeats the key identifiers from the case, including her age at disappearance, estimated current age, physical description, and NamUs case number. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation explains that missing-person listings in Tennessee may include children in a range of circumstances, including children who left home on their own, children considered at risk, and cases where public awareness may help locate them; the TBI also notes that there is no waiting period to report a person missing.
Earlier public reporting shows that Lindsay’s name had appeared in a previous La Vergne missing-child appeal before the 2023 NamUs case. In February 2022, FOX 17 reported that La Vergne Police were searching for Lindsay after she was last seen leaving her legal guardian’s home in December 2021, and police at that time said she had a history of running away and might still have been in Rutherford County. That earlier report described her as 5 feet 1 inch and about 110 pounds, with blue eyes, and asked anyone with information to contact La Vergne police. That past report does not explain what happened in the 2023 disappearance, and it should not be treated as proof of the circumstances surrounding the later case, but it does show that local police had previously appealed to the public for help finding Lindsay.
As publicly available information stands, official reports do not provide a confirmed recovery outcome, and the exact path of events after Lindsay was seen getting into the silver van remains unclear. What is known is that Lindsay Johnson, a 14-year-old female from La Vergne, Tennessee, was last seen on April 29, 2023; she was described as 5 feet 1 inch tall, 110 pounds, with red/auburn hair and blue eyes; the La Vergne Police Department is the listed investigating agency; and the core reported circumstance is that she left a residence and entered a silver van. The case remains defined by a narrow but important set of facts: a young girl disappeared from La Vergne, the public record offers few answers, and the official case information continues to preserve her name, description, last known location, and the circumstances that marked the beginning of her missing-person case.Last Seen: Apr 29, 2023
