Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP153026)
In the autumn of 2025, a 15-year-old boy named Jesse Averitt disappeared from Norman, Oklahoma. A Caucasian male with red or auburn hair and blue eyes, Jesse stood at five feet, eight inches tall and weighed around 155 pounds. The last time he was seen was in the vicinity of the 800 block of East Robinson Street in Norman. On that day, Jesse was not alone; he was in the company of three other juveniles when they left the area together.
The specifics of their departure and their intended destination remain unclear, marking the beginning of a period of uncertainty and concern for his loved ones.
The circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Jesse and the three other young people are shrouded in mystery, with very little information released to the public. Details regarding the clothing Jesse was wearing at the time he went missing have not been made available. Furthermore, there is no public information on his mode of transportation or whether he had any personal belongings with him. The identities of the three other juveniles he was with have not been disclosed, and it is not publicly known if they are also considered missing. This lack of information creates a challenging situation for those searching for him and for a community seeking to understand what happened.
The Norman Police Department is the investigating agency in charge of Jesse's case. The case was officially created on December 3, 2025, following a report filed with the agency. The overview of this case is that a 15-year-old boy, Jesse Averitt, vanished from Norman, Oklahoma, after leaving a residential street with three unidentified juveniles. With scant details available about his last known moments or potential whereabouts, his disappearance remains an open and troubling question for his family and the authorities who continue to seek answers.Last Seen: Sep 26, 2025
