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Summary based on 2 sources
Maliyah Anderson was reported missing from Linthicum Heights, Maryland, with public missing-child notices listing her as a female teen whose disappearance began on September 16, 2025. Online missing-child information identifies her current age as 17 and records her as having black hair and brown eyes, with Linthicum Heights listed as the place she was missing from. The available public details are limited, but the core facts are consistent across notices: Maliyah’s name, the September 16, 2025 missing date, and the Anne Arundel County, Maryland area as the jurisdiction connected to the search.

As the alert spread, the case was framed as a plea for help from anyone who might know where Maliyah was or who might have even a small piece of information about what happened after she was last seen. The public notice emphasized that details which may seem minor could still matter to investigators, especially in a missing-child case where timelines, sightings, communications, and movements can be difficult to reconstruct after time has passed. The listed points of contact included the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST and the Anne Arundel County Police Department at 1-410-222-8610.

Maliyah’s case exists within Maryland’s broader missing-person response system, where state guidance says there is no waiting period to report someone missing and that initial reports should be made to 911 or local law enforcement as soon as possible. Maryland State Police describes the Maryland Center for Missing and Unidentified Persons as the state clearinghouse that assists police departments and families with locating missing children and adults, while also directing families and communities to resources such as NamUs and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. In a case like Maliyah’s, those systems matter because public awareness, accurate reporting, and prompt law-enforcement follow-up can help keep attention on a young person whose absence has left unanswered questions.

The public record available online does not provide a detailed narrative of what Maliyah was doing before she was last seen, who she may have been with, or what circumstances led to her being reported missing from Linthicum Heights. What it does show is a teenager whose name was placed into missing-child alerts, whose identifying details were shared so that people could recognize her, and whose case was connected to Anne Arundel County authorities and national child-recovery resources. With no public resolution stated in the available sources, the case remains presented as a missing-child alert centered on Maliyah Anderson, a 17-year-old girl missing since September 16, 2025, from Linthicum Heights, Maryland; the overview of the case is that Maliyah was last seen in that community, her identifying information was circulated through missing-child resources, and the public was asked to help bring forward any information that could clarify where she went and help bring her safely home.

Last Seen: Sep 16, 2025