Kamika Raechelle Goss was 17 years old when she was reported missing in Pitt County, North Carolina, with public missing-child information listing her as a female teenager missing from Farmville, North Carolina, since September 28, 2025. She was identified in the alert as Black, with black hair and brown eyes, and the plea for help asked anyone who knew where she was, or who had any information connected to her disappearance, to contact authorities. Other local reporting placed her last known location in the Fountain area of Pitt County, with dates reported as September 24 or September 27, creating some uncertainty in the public record about the exact last-seen date. The most consistent picture from the available reports is that Kamika's disappearance was tied to late September 2025 in Pitt County, where her absence prompted the Pitt County Sheriff's Office and missing-child advocates to ask the public for assistance.
As the search for Kamika unfolded, authorities released identifying information intended to help people recognize her and report credible sightings. News 12 reported that she was described as 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighing about 130 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes, while missing-child alert information listed her with black hair and brown eyes. Her clothing at the time she was last seen was reported as unknown, a detail that likely made public identification more difficult because clothing descriptions often help narrow sightings in the early hours and days of a missing-person case. The Pitt County Sheriff's Office asked people with information to contact the agency, and local reporting also directed tips to Pitt-Greenville Crime Stoppers, including anonymous options through the P3Tips app or the Crime Stoppers website.
The public appeals around Kamika's case carried a sense of urgency because she was a minor, and because the available reports did not provide a clear explanation for where she had gone or what circumstances led to her disappearance. In November 2025, News 12 again reported that authorities were asking for help locating Kamika Raechelle Goss, then still described as a missing 17-year-old from the Fountain area of Pitt County. That later report stated that cash rewards were available for information leading to her whereabouts, showing that investigators and community tip lines were still seeking actionable information well after the first public notices. The same reporting warned that anyone knowingly harboring a runaway juvenile could face investigation and possible criminal charges, reflecting the seriousness with which authorities were treating her absence.
A WITN report connected to an earlier May 2025 missing-person appeal for Kamika Goss states that the Pitt County teenager sought by the sheriff's office had been found safe, with no further information provided. That report was published on May 10, 2025, and updated on May 11, 2025, months before the late-September 2025 missing notices, so it appears to document a separate earlier missing episode rather than the later September case. Because that source says Kamika was found safe in that earlier instance, the outcome of the May 2025 case was that she was located alive; however, the online sources reviewed here do not show the same resolved outcome for the September 2025 missing-person notices.
Kamika's case, as reflected in the available online sources, is the story of a young woman whose name appeared in more than one public missing-person appeal in 2025, each one carrying the fear and uncertainty that comes when a teenager cannot be found. In the later case, she was a 17-year-old female reported missing from the Farmville and Fountain area of Pitt County in late September 2025, described as about 5 feet 5 inches tall, about 130 pounds, with brown eyes and dark hair, and with her last known clothing unknown. The available public information is limited, and the reported dates vary, but the central facts remain that Kamika Raechelle Goss was the subject of law-enforcement and missing-child alerts in Pitt County, North Carolina, and that authorities asked the community to help provide the missing details that could bring clarity. In overview, the September 2025 case involved a 17-year-old girl last associated with Pitt County, North Carolina, public reports listing Farmville and Fountain as relevant locations, uncertainty around the exact last-seen date, and a continuing appeal for information from anyone who may know what happened or where Kamika went.
Last Seen: Sep 28, 2025
