On December 29, 2025, 17-year-old female Jasmine Carachure was reported missing from Winterville, North Carolina. Public missing-child notices identify her as a teenager from Winterville and direct anyone with information to the Winterville Police Department in North Carolina at 252-756-1105. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children also lists a poster for Jasmine under NCMEC case number 2073358 and provides its 24-hour call center number, 1-800-843-5678, as another way for the
public to share information.
The publicly available information about Jasmine’s disappearance is limited, but the details that have been released are significant. Online notices consistently place her last known location in Winterville, North Carolina, and give December 29, 2025 as the missing date. No publicly accessible source reviewed here provided a detailed account of the circumstances leading up to her disappearance, such as where in Winterville she was last seen, what she may have been wearing, who she may have been with, or whether investigators believe she left voluntarily or may have been in danger. Because those details have not been made public in the available online notices, the case remains defined by a narrow but urgent set of facts: Jasmine was 17, she was female, she was missing from Winterville, and law enforcement asked the public to come forward with information.
For a family, the absence of detail in a public missing-person notice does not make the situation less painful; it can make it more difficult. A missing teenager’s case often leaves loved ones living with unanswered questions, holding onto the last confirmed date and place while hoping that someone remembers something that seemed small at the time. In Jasmine’s case, the official public pathway for information points to the Winterville Police Department, while NCMEC’s listing adds a national channel for tips through its 24-hour hotline. North Carolina’s missing-person infrastructure includes the N.C. Center for Missing Persons, which describes itself as the state clearinghouse working with local, state, and federal law enforcement to help locate missing children and adults and reunite families.
As of the available online information reviewed, no public source located here stated that Jasmine Carachure had been found alive or deceased, and no public source provided a confirmed resolution. The case therefore centers on a young woman whose name entered missing-child databases after she was reported missing from Winterville on December 29, 2025, with the Winterville Police Department listed as the investigating agency and NCMEC case number 2073358 attached to her public notice. In overview, Jasmine Carachure’s case is the disappearance of a 17-year-old female from Winterville, North Carolina, publicly documented through missing-child alerts that ask anyone with knowledge of her whereabouts to contact authorities, while the publicly released facts remain sparse and the most important unanswered question remains where Jasmine is and how she can be brought safely home.Last Seen: Dec 29, 2025
