Juan Carlos Moss was 16 years old when he was last seen in Mesa, Arizona, on November 4, 2025. He is identified in national missing-child records as a male juvenile from the Mesa area, and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children lists the same date and city in its public poster for him. The circumstances surrounding Juan’s disappearance have not been extensively described in publicly available reports.
There is no publicly released account explaining where in Mesa he was last seen, who last saw him, what he was doing beforehand, what clothing he may have been wearing, or whether he was believed to have left on foot or in a vehicle. The limited information makes the case especially difficult to reconstruct from the public record, leaving November 4 as the central point from which investigators, family members, and anyone who may have encountered Juan would have to work.
After Juan disappeared, his information was entered into national missing-person systems so that his identity and disappearance could be circulated beyond the immediate Mesa area. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children identifies him under case number 2067300 and lists an NCIC number of M948721004. His poster directs anyone with information to the Mesa Police Department, which is the law-enforcement agency associated with the case. A separate Arizona missing-children organization has also publicized Juan’s disappearance and appealed for information that could help bring him home. Publicly available material, however, does not provide a detailed investigative timeline, disclose whether detectives developed particular locations of interest, identify people who may have been with Juan shortly before he disappeared, or describe any confirmed sightings following his disappearance. No reliable public information located for this synopsis identifies a particular suspect or suggests that authorities have publicly attributed his disappearance to a specific individual or event.
For Juan’s family and those who care about him, the absence of publicly known answers leaves an enormous amount of uncertainty. Missing-person investigations involving teenagers can depend heavily on seemingly minor information: a remembered conversation, an encounter at a store or neighborhood location, a social-media interaction, knowledge of someone the teenager intended to meet, or a sighting that may not initially have seemed important. Because so few circumstances surrounding Juan’s last known movements have been made public, anyone who remembers seeing or communicating with him around the time he disappeared could possess information that helps investigators establish a clearer timeline. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children directs information concerning Juan to the Mesa Police Department at 480-644-2211, and information can also be submitted through NCMEC’s missing-child reporting system. In overview, Juan Carlos Moss disappeared from Mesa while still a teenager, with November 4, 2025 standing as his documented last-seen date; although national and community organizations have circulated his case, the publicly available record remains sparse, leaving the circumstances of his disappearance and what happened afterward largely unexplained.Last Seen: Nov 4, 2025
