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Summary based on 8 sources
Juan David Correa was reported missing from Worcester, Massachusetts, after he was last seen on December 8, 2025. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children listed him as a missing child from Worcester and recorded the missing date as December 8, 2025; the listing also stated that Juan was 17 years old and that he was last seen that day. Publicly available details about the circumstances are limited, but what is known is enough to show the seriousness of the situation: a teenage boy disappeared from a city where he should have been able to remain connected to school, family, friends, and familiar routines.

The available online information identifies Juan as Juan David Correa, a Hispanic male with brown hair and brown eyes. A missing-child alert circulated by Stop Child Abuse listed him as 17 years old and connected the case to Worcester, Massachusetts, though that alert gave a different missing date of February 2, 2026, while the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children entry tied the case to December 8, 2025. Because of that conflict, the clearest and most direct public missing-child source for the requested case is the NCMEC record, which places Juan’s disappearance in Worcester on December 8, 2025.

In the days and weeks after Juan was last seen, the case depended on public awareness and on anyone with knowledge of his whereabouts coming forward. The Stop Child Abuse alert urged anyone with information, even something that might seem insignificant, to report it because small details can sometimes help investigators, advocates, or family members understand where a missing child may have gone or who may have seen him. That kind of appeal reflects the painful uncertainty at the center of Juan’s case: there is no detailed public timeline explaining his movements before he disappeared, no widely available account of what he was wearing, and no public narrative describing the circumstances that led to him being reported missing.

At some point after the alert circulated, the Stop Child Abuse page for Juan no longer displayed an active missing-child profile and instead redirected to a page stating that there was currently no missing child reported by that name. That does not, by itself, provide a confirmed resolution status, and the available online information reviewed here does not state that Juan was found alive or deceased. In compassionate terms, this leaves the public record sparse and uncertain: Juan David Correa, 17, was listed by NCMEC as missing from Worcester, Massachusetts, after being last seen on December 8, 2025; another advocacy alert also identified him as a missing 17-year-old from Worcester but gave a conflicting date; and the public-facing information does not provide a clear, detailed explanation of what happened next. Overall, this case is the story of a young person whose disappearance was recorded with only a few essential details, leaving the central facts focused on his name, age, Worcester location, reported last-seen date, and the continuing importance of credible information from anyone who may know what happened.

Last Seen: Dec 8, 2025