Victoria Jade Haskins was a 14-year-old female reported missing from Tuskegee, Alabama, after she was last seen on June 9, 2022. Public missing-person records place her last known location in the area of East Oak Street in Tuskegee, a city in Macon County, where she reportedly left that area and did not return. At the time she disappeared, Victoria was described as a White female with blond or strawberry-colored hair, standing about 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighing approximately 125 pounds;
her eye color was listed as unknown. The details that remain publicly available are sparse, but they form the outline of a troubling day in which a young girl vanished from a known neighborhood area without a confirmed direction of travel.
The clothing and belongings Victoria was last reported to have with her have become an important part of how her case is remembered and shared. She was last seen wearing a red Marine hoodie and brown cowboy boots, and she was carrying a small backpack decorated with yellow sunflowers. Those details give the case a painfully human quality: not just a name in a database, but a teenager moving through the world with clothing and a backpack distinctive enough that someone might have noticed her. Public descriptions say her direction of travel was unknown, leaving investigators and the community with a narrow but significant set of facts: the date, the East Oak Street area, what she was wearing, what she carried, and the uncertainty of where she went after that.
Victoria’s case is listed by NamUs as Missing Person case MP101303, with the date of last contact recorded as June 9, 2022, and the Tuskegee Police Department identified as the investigating agency. The agency case number has been listed publicly as 2206105, and public reporting connected to Alabama missing-children records has directed anyone with information about Victoria’s whereabouts to contact the Tuskegee Police Department. Some public sources list the department phone number as 334-727-0200, while one BirminghamWatch listing gives 334-737-0200; because public listings can contain discrepancies, the Tuskegee Police Department remains the named agency associated with the case.
The available public record does not provide a fuller explanation of what may have led up to Victoria leaving the East Oak Street area, nor does it describe confirmed sightings after she disappeared. There are no publicly detailed timelines, known travel plans, confirmed companions, or stated circumstances beyond the basic disappearance narrative in the sources located. What is known is that a 14-year-old girl named Victoria Jade Haskins was last seen in Tuskegee on June 9, 2022, wearing a red Marine hoodie and brown cowboy boots and carrying a sunflower backpack, and that her direction of travel was unknown. In overview, Victoria’s case centers on a brief but deeply important set of facts: a young girl left the East Oak Street area of Tuskegee, Alabama, did not return, and the public record has continued to preserve her name, description, last-seen clothing, investigating agency, and the hope that someone may know something that can help explain what happened.Last Seen: Jun 9, 2022
