Summary based on the NamUs case record (CP999656411)
Tryshia Naomi Cedeño is a Hispanic woman who was 24 years old when she was last reported seen in Orlando, Florida on June 23, 2023. Publicly available case listings state that she has not been heard from since that day and provide no further confirmed circumstances about where she was specifically seen, who she was with, or what she was doing at the time.
Physical descriptors shared in public bulletins describe her as approximately 5'3" and about 120 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes, and she is known to wear eyeglasses. These identifiers are important because they are often what allows community tips, sightings, and records checks to be connected back to a missing person report, especially when very little else is publicly released.
The Charley Project entry for Tryshia notes that few details are available in her case, and it identifies the Orange County Sheriff’s Office as the investigating agency. The same entry lists Florida Department of Law Enforcement as a source for the case information, indicating the disappearance was entered and tracked through Florida’s statewide missing-persons information framework even though the public-facing narrative remains limited.
In Florida, the Missing Endangered Persons Information Clearinghouse housed within FDLE, serves as a central repository and support hub that assists law enforcement and engages the public in efforts to locate missing people. This kind of structure is meant to help coordinate information, support lead development, and keep records aligned across jurisdictions and databases.
While agencies do not always release investigative specifics publicly, published law-enforcement policy for missing-person investigations in the Orlando area reflects that there is no required waiting period to report an adult missing, and that missing-person entries are intended to be entered into state/national systems promptly. That same policy framework also describes continuing case-management steps for longer-term missing cases underscoring that a lack of public details does not necessarily mean a lack of ongoing administrative or investigative activity.
As of the most recent publicly visible updates in major online case listings, Tryshia Naomi Cedeño continues to be classified as missing, and no public notice confirming that she has been located appears in those listings. Anyone with information is directed to contact the Orange County Sheriff’s Office through its non-emergency line.Last Seen: Jun 23, 2023
