Summary based on the NamUs case record (CP999654827)
Stevelynn Canada was 29 years old when he went missing from Los Angeles, California. Public missing-person listings classify his case as endangered, and state that he was last seen on July 11, 2020. After that day, he has reportedly never been heard from again, and only a limited amount of information about the circumstances of his disappearance has been made publicly available.
Canada is described as a Black male with black hair and brown eyes, about 5'3 and 120 pounds.
He is reported to be autistic, and sources note he has a history of wandering away from home, a detail that can increase urgency in searches because it may elevate the risk of accidental harm, disorientation, dehydration, or exploitation when someone is alone and unsupported.
Beyond the basic timeline and identifying details, the publicly available case summary does not provide specifics such as what he was doing when last seen, where in Los Angeles he was last observed, what clothing he may have been wearing, or whether there was a known destination or planned contact with family or friends. The lack of detailed public information can make community awareness especially important, because even small observations that seemed insignificant at the time can become meaningful when matched to a missing-person report.
The investigating agency listed for his case is the Los Angeles Police Department, with a contact number of 877-275-5273. The LAPD’s Missing Persons Unit also encourages anyone who has seen a missing person, or has information about their whereabouts, to contact detectives at 213-996-1800.
For those who believe they may have information, the California Department of Justice advises contacting the law enforcement agency listed in the record, or using the state’s toll-free hotline at 1-800-222-FIND. Every missing-person case represents a family and community living with unanswered questions, and Stevelynn Canada’s loved ones deserve both compassion and careful attention to any lead that could help bring clarity and, hopefully, bring him home.Last Seen: Jul 11, 2020
