Lisa Moore was 20 years old when she was last reported seen in Ferguson, Missouri, on July 24, 2021. She is identified in the available case information as a female, and the basic public details place the beginning of the concern in the St. Louis County community of Ferguson. The known record is spare, but that sparseness does not make the case any less human: a young woman’s name, age, last-seen date, and city became the anchors for a search for answers, leaving those who cared about her
with the difficult uncertainty that surrounds any report of a missing loved one.
The public-facing information available from non-video online sources does not provide a detailed account of the circumstances surrounding Lisa’s disappearance, such as where in Ferguson she was last seen, who last had contact with her, what she may have been wearing, whether she had a phone or vehicle, or what events immediately preceded the report. In the absence of those details, the responsible narrative of the case is necessarily careful: Lisa’s disappearance is documented by the available identifying information rather than by a long public chronology. Ferguson’s police department is listed by the City of Ferguson as being located at 222 S. Florissant Road, with the department phone number shown as 314-522-3100, which is the appropriate type of local agency contact for information connected to a Ferguson-based missing-person matter.
Cases like Lisa’s often depend on the preservation of small pieces of information that may not seem significant at first: a sighting, a conversation, a social media contact, a ride, a location, or a shift in routine. National missing-person systems exist because many cases require coordination, recordkeeping, and comparison across jurisdictions; NamUs describes itself as a national information clearinghouse and resource center for missing, unidentified, and unclaimed person cases in the United States, providing technology, forensic services, and investigative support to help resolve cases. That broader context matters here because Lisa’s publicly available case details are limited, and limited detail can make public awareness harder while also making accurate reporting especially important.
No reliable non-excluded online source located for this synopsis provided a specific account of Lisa being found alive or located deceased, and no attached case-resolution data states “Alive” or “Deceased.” For that reason, this narrative does not assign a resolution status beyond the known public facts. The case overview is that Lisa Moore, a 20-year-old female, was last seen in Ferguson, Missouri, on July 24, 2021; the publicly available non-video information is minimal, the precise circumstances of her last known contact remain vague in the sources located, and the most accurate summary is that her name remains connected to a Ferguson missing-person report built around a young woman, a summer date, and a community where answers would have mattered deeply to those waiting for them.Last Seen: Jul 24, 2021
