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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP153723) and 3 other sources
Ahrianna Marines was 16 years old when she was reported missing from Dallas, Texas, after last being seen on November 30, 2025. Public missing-child notices identified her as a female teenager missing from Dallas and directed anyone with information to contact the Dallas Police Department, placing the case within the local law-enforcement response in Dallas. The available public information does not describe the circumstances of where she was last seen, who she may have been with, what she was wearing, or what events immediately preceded her disappearance, leaving the publicly documented timeline brief and focused primarily on the date, location, and the urgent need for information.

The Dallas Police Department’s Missing Person Squad is responsible for investigating missing-person cases in the city, including runaway juvenile reports when the child’s legal address is within Dallas. The department states that no set amount of time has to pass before someone can be reported missing, an important detail in cases involving minors because early reporting can help investigators begin documenting leads, confirming last-known contact, and coordinating with families or caregivers. Public notices for Ahrianna asked that tips be directed to law enforcement, reflecting the seriousness of locating a missing child and the need for anyone with reliable information to come forward.

Official information later indicated that Ahrianna Marines was found alive, and her case is no longer an active missing-person case. The exact date and circumstances of her being located were not available in the public information reviewed, so those details are not included here. Her case began as the disappearance of a 16-year-old girl last seen in Dallas on November 30, 2025, and the public record centered on a missing-child notice, law-enforcement contact information, and a request for community assistance. In overview, Ahrianna’s case reflects how quickly a teenager’s disappearance can become a matter of public concern, how limited early public details may be, and how vital it is for agencies, families, and communities to work together until a missing child is safely located.

Last Seen: Nov 30, 2025