Fernanda Crespo was 19 years old when she was last seen in Chicago, Illinois, on October 28, 2023. Publicly available missing-person information identifies her as a Hispanic female with sandy brown hair and brown eyes. She was listed at 5 feet 8 inches tall and approximately 120 pounds, with tattoos on both hands noted as distinguishing characteristics. The Charley Project’s case file states that she was born on December 1, 2003, and that the available public record classifies her disappearance simply as a missing-person case.
The known timeline begins and ends, at least publicly, with that last reported sighting in Chicago. Online case information states that after October 28, 2023, Fernanda was not heard from again. No widely published details explain where in Chicago she was last seen, what she may have been wearing, whether she was believed to be traveling, or who may have last had contact with her. The absence of those details leaves the public record painfully limited, and it means that Fernanda’s story is told largely through the few identifying facts that have been released rather than through a fuller account of her movements or circumstances.
Her case was later added to The Charley Project, which lists the source information as the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and notes that the case file was added on November 10, 2024. The investigating agency listed for Fernanda is the Chicago Police Department, with the contact number 312-745-5020. That listing matters because, in cases where few narrative details are public, a clear law-enforcement contact can become one of the most important pieces of information for anyone who may remember seeing something, hearing something, or later recognizing a detail that did not seem important at the time.
Fernanda’s disappearance sits within the broader reality of missing-person investigations in the Chicago and Cook County area, where officials and public-facing resources continue to ask for community assistance in unresolved cases. The Cook County Sheriff’s Office describes a Missing Persons Project focused on unresolved missing-person cases, with an emphasis on missing women, and says those efforts seek the public’s help in bringing resolution to families and friends. While that project page does not provide additional Fernanda-specific details, it reflects the same urgent need that surrounds her case: someone may have information that could help explain what happened after she was last seen.
As it stands in the public record, Fernanda Crespo’s case is a young woman’s disappearance marked by very few released details and a long stretch of unanswered questions. She was 19, last seen in Chicago on October 28, 2023, described as 5 feet 8 inches tall and 120 pounds, with sandy brown hair, brown eyes, and tattoos on both hands. After that date, the public information says she was not heard from again, and no further circumstances have been made widely available. The overview of the case is therefore both simple and deeply troubling: Fernanda Crespo vanished from Chicago at age 19, her case remains publicly listed as missing, and the information available online leaves her loved ones and the community with the same central question that has remained since the beginning: what happened to Fernanda after she was last seen?
Last Seen: Oct 28, 2023
