Edgar Nathaniel Dominguez was 17 years old when he was reported missing from Glendale, Arizona, on November 9, 2025. The male teenager’s disappearance was entered into the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children system, where the case was assigned NCMEC number 2068029 and NCIC number M378712892. The public missing-child notice identified Glendale as the location from which Edgar disappeared and listed the Glendale Police Department as the law-enforcement agency responsible for
the case. Beyond confirming that Edgar was last seen that day, however, the official public notice offered very little about the moments leading up to his disappearance, leaving unanswered questions about where in Glendale he was last observed, what time he was last seen, where he may have intended to go, or whether anyone was known to have been with him.
The limited information released publicly makes Edgar’s disappearance especially difficult to reconstruct. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children did not provide a narrative describing an argument, planned trip, possible destination, vehicle, companion, or other event that might explain why he disappeared. No clothing description or detailed circumstances surrounding his final known movements were included in the publicly indexed Glendale notice. Instead, the case was presented simply and urgently: Edgar was a missing child, he had last been seen in Glendale, and anyone who knew where he was was asked to contact authorities. The Glendale Police Department was listed at 623-930-3000, while NCMEC’s national missing-child system provided another avenue through which information could be reported. The absence of a detailed public explanation does not lessen the seriousness of the case; rather, it leaves much of Edgar’s story known only to his family and investigators while the public is left with a name, a photograph, a date, and a plea for information.
Public records also show that the name Edgar Nathaniel Dominguez had appeared in an earlier Arizona missing-child alert. A separate NCMEC notice reported a 16-year-old Edgar Nathaniel Dominguez missing from Mesa on August 30, 2025, under NCMEC case number 2059902, with the Mesa Police Department identified as the investigating agency. That earlier notice stated only that Edgar had last been seen on August 30. The publicly available material does not explain how that earlier case concluded, so it would be inappropriate to assume the circumstances of his return or to state that the Mesa case and the later Glendale disappearance followed any particular pattern. What can be established is that only a little more than two months after that earlier Mesa report, a new NCMEC record documented a 17-year-old with the same full name missing from Glendale.
There is also a later public record bearing the same full name. NCMEC subsequently published another missing-child notice for Edgar Nathaniel Dominguez, age 17, stating that he was last seen in Phoenix, Arizona, on August 10, 2026. That later notice carried a different NCMEC number, 2097973, and a different NCIC number, M589026698, and listed the Phoenix Police Department rather than Glendale police. The public notice does not explain the relationship between the November 2025 Glendale case and the later Phoenix report, nor does it provide a narrative describing what occurred between them. Because the official material does not expressly state how the Glendale case ended, no definitive resolution of the November 2025 disappearance can be established from the available public records.
At the center of the November 2025 case remains a teenager whose whereabouts became uncertain and whose disappearance prompted both local police involvement and a national missing-child alert. Edgar Nathaniel Dominguez was last documented as seen in Glendale on November 9, with investigators and NCMEC seeking information from anyone who might know what happened to him or where he went. Few details about that day were released publicly, and there is no reliable public account describing his movements after the last sighting, the reason he disappeared, or the circumstances under which the Glendale investigation ultimately developed. In overview, the case began with the disappearance of a 17-year-old from Glendale, was formally circulated through the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and the Glendale Police Department, and remains sparsely documented in publicly available sources, leaving the most important questions about what happened after Edgar was last seen unanswered.Last Seen: Nov 9, 2025
