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Case Description

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In the community of Longmont, Colorado, a sense of concern grew after 15-year-old Eesha Chaka was last seen on November 20, 2025. The teenager was reportedly near the Longmont Library before her disappearance, a detail that marked the beginning of a prolonged period of uncertainty for her family and friends. As days turned into weeks, local law enforcement began to seek assistance from the public in their search for the young female. Details released to the public painted a picture of a young woman with distinct features, all of which were hoped to aid in her safe return.

Descriptions provided by the Longmont Police offered a clear image of Eesha. She is described as being 5' 4" tall and weighing around 150 pounds. Her hair, a noticeable shoulder-length black style, was highlighted with shades of red or pink. She has brown eyes, a half-inch scar on her forehead, a nose ring, and braces. In an effort to broaden the scope of the search, authorities also shared that Eesha might be using the names Violet or Vinny. These details were disseminated through various channels, including the Longmont Public Safety Facebook page, with the hope that someone, somewhere, might have seen her or had information pertinent to her whereabouts.

The Longmont Police Department actively encouraged anyone with information to come forward, providing multiple avenues for communication, including direct contact with their department or Detective Ryan Williams. The case, logged under Longmont Police #25-13803, became a point of focus for the community as appeals for assistance were shared. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children also became involved, offering additional resources and a platform for sharing Eesha's poster. The investigation into Eesha Chaka's disappearance is centered on the information available from when she was last seen, with law enforcement and her community holding out hope for a resolution.

Last Seen: Nov 20, 2025