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Summary based on 5 sources
Jamyia Milligan is a Black female child who was 14 years old when she was listed as missing from Chicago, Illinois, with the reported last-seen date of November 22, 2025. The publicly available online alert for that date identifies her as missing from Chicago and asks for help locating her, but it provides very limited additional circumstances about where she was last seen, who she may have been with, or what she may have been wearing at the time. Because the available notice is brief, the most responsible account of Jamyia’s case begins with what is known: a teenage girl from Chicago was reported missing, her name and age were circulated publicly, and her case was presented as one needing community awareness and assistance.

The online record around Jamyia’s name also shows that she had appeared in earlier Chicago missing-person alerts before the November 2025 listing. In February 2025, Chicago-area reporting said police were searching for Jamyia Milligan, then reported as 13 years old, after she was last seen around 9 p.m. near the 7200 block of South Champlain Avenue on the city’s South Side. That earlier alert described her as a Black girl with black hair and brown eyes, about 5 feet 2 inches tall and 215 pounds, and said she had been wearing a dark bonnet, dark blue jacket, gray shirt, red joggers, and dark boots. Police asked anyone with information to contact Area One SVU or call 911.

Other online reporting from February 2025 repeated that the search for Jamyia was tied to the 7200 block of South Champlain Avenue and described the case as an ongoing missing-child search at that time. That same reporting attributed the alert to the Chicago Police Department and emphasized that public tips could be important in locating her. While those February details should not be treated as the circumstances of the November 22, 2025 disappearance unless an official source directly links them, they do help establish that Jamyia’s name had previously appeared in Chicago missing-person reporting and that authorities had asked the public to help bring her home.

There is also an earlier online record from the summer of 2024 involving Jamyia Milligan, when Chicago police asked for help locating a 13-year-old girl reported missing from the Grand Crossing area. A separate Fox 32 report said that a 12-year-old girl named Jamyia Milligan, reported missing from the Park Manor neighborhood after disappearing from the 7200 block of South Champlain Avenue, was later found, with police saying she had been located on July 12 and releasing no further details. That earlier resolved report appears to refer to a prior incident and not the November 2025 case, but it is part of the limited public record connected to Jamyia’s name.

For the November 22, 2025 case itself, the available online information is sparse, and there is no detailed public narrative explaining what happened before Jamyia disappeared, whether she left a residence, whether she was seen by witnesses, or whether investigators identified any specific destination or area she may have been known to visit. There is also no clear online source confirming a resolution to the November 2025 listing. In compassionate terms, the case remains a public appeal centered on a 14-year-old girl from Chicago whose name was placed before the community because someone needed her found. The overview of the case is that Jamyia Milligan, a 14-year-old Black female from Chicago, Illinois, was reported missing with a last-seen date of November 22, 2025; public online alerts asked for help locating her, but the details released about the circumstances were limited, leaving the case publicly defined by a missing child’s name, her city, her age, and the continuing importance of any credible information that could clarify what happened and help ensure her safety.

Last Seen: Nov 22, 2025