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Summary based on 9 sources
In the late autumn of 2023, a then 15-year-old girl named Jade Johnson vanished from Detroit, Michigan, sparking concern among her family and community. She was last seen on November 16, 2023, in the vicinity of the 300 block of East Edsel Ford Freeway. On that Thursday afternoon, at approximately 4 p.m., Jade had been at a friend's residence and did not return home as expected. Her failure to come back set off alarms for her loved ones, who were aware of the challenges she faced.

Jade's family shared that she lives with bipolar disorder, a detail that added to the urgency of her case. At the time of her disappearance, Jade was described as a Black female, standing 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighing between 135 and 140 pounds. She had distinctive blond braids. The clothing she was last seen wearing consisted of a white coat, a black shirt, black pants, and a pair of rainbow-colored Crocs. This specific description was circulated in the hopes that someone might recognize her and provide information regarding her whereabouts.

The days following Jade's disappearance were filled with appeals to the public for assistance. Law enforcement, including the Detroit Police Department's Third Precinct, became involved in the search for the missing teenager. Her case was highlighted as part of a broader effort to bring attention to missing Black individuals. Despite these efforts, the search for Jade Johnson continues, leaving her family and community awaiting answers. The circumstances of her disappearance from a friend's house and the vulnerabilities associated with her health condition create a complex and concerning situation, leaving many to hope for her safe return.
Jade Johnson was 17 years old when she was last seen on October 3, 2025, in Detroit, Michigan. Public missing-child records identify her as a female teenager, and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children lists her as missing from Detroit with an “Age Now” of 18 years old, reflecting the passage of time since she was 17 at the time she was reported missing. NCMEC lists her case under number 2064769 and NCIC number M478602891, and its public poster states simply that Jade was last seen on October 3, 2025. The publicly available information does not provide a specific Detroit neighborhood, street, school, residence, or last-known address connected to her disappearance, nor does it describe what she was wearing, who she may have been with, or whether she left on foot, entered a vehicle, or was believed to be traveling elsewhere. What is known from the online record is limited but urgent: a teenage girl was reported missing from Detroit, and her case was circulated through national missing-child channels so the public could help identify her and share information.

The public details released about Jade give a basic identifying profile while leaving the circumstances of her disappearance largely unexplained. Stop Child Abuse’s missing-child alert lists her as female, Black, with brown hair and brown eyes, and repeats that she has been missing since October 3, 2025, from Detroit, Michigan. That same alert notes that the photos shown are of Jade and asks anyone who may know anything about her whereabouts or the case to come forward. No public source reviewed provides a confirmed destination, a verified sighting after she was last seen, a known companion, or an explanation of what may have happened in the hours before or after she disappeared. In that absence of detail, the case remains centered on the essentials: Jade’s name, her face, her last-seen date and city, and the hope that someone remembers something that could help investigators understand where she went.

The appeals connected to Jade’s case emphasize that even information that may appear small or insignificant could matter. Stop Child Abuse urges people with any knowledge of her whereabouts or any other information about the missing-child case to reach out immediately, stating that a seemingly minor detail could be the missing piece investigators need. NCMEC’s poster directs the public to call 911, submit a tip, or contact its 24-hour call center at 1-800-843-5678. The Detroit Police Department is also listed as the investigating agency, with a contact number of 313-267-4600. These public reporting paths are important because a case with few released facts may depend on a remembered sighting, a social media interaction, a conversation, or a detail from the day Jade was last seen that has not yet been connected to the larger picture.

The available online sources do not state that Jade Johnson has been found alive or deceased, and they do not provide a public resolution status. They also do not provide enough confirmed information to reconstruct a complete timeline from the day she disappeared through the present public record. What can be said with care is that Jade Johnson, a 17-year-old female, was last seen in Detroit, Michigan, on October 3, 2025; she is described in public alerts as Black, with brown hair and brown eyes; her case is listed by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children under case number 2064769; and the public has been asked to contact NCMEC, 911, or the Detroit Police Department with credible information. The overview of the case is that Jade disappeared from Detroit as a teenager, the publicly released facts remain narrow and incomplete, and the search for answers depends on continued awareness, compassion for those who care about her, and information from anyone who may know what happened after October 3, 2025.

Last Seen: Oct 3, 2025