Selina J. Rhodes was 18 years old when she was reported missing from Grand Junction, Tennessee, after she was last seen on September 9, 2025. Public missing-person alerts identify Selina as a young Black woman with black hair and brown eyes. The limited information released about her disappearance does not explain where in Grand Junction she was last observed, who last had contact with her, what she was wearing, whether she had access to transportation, or what circumstances caused concern for her safety. Although several public alerts use September 9 as the date she was last seen, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System lists September 10, 2025, as her date of last contact. The reason for this one-day discrepancy has not been publicly clarified, leaving the exact sequence of Selina's final known movements uncertain.
As concern for Selina grew, her information was circulated through national missing-person resources so that her name and photograph could reach people beyond the Grand Junction community. A NamUs record for Selina, numbered MP153335, was created on May 7, 2026, formally documenting her disappearance in the national system. Public notices also directed information to the Fayetteville Police Department, which was identified as the investigating law-enforcement agency, and to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. The publicly available materials offer no detailed account of the investigative steps taken, possible sightings, people interviewed, locations searched, digital evidence reviewed, or any theory concerning what may have happened. They also do not identify a confirmed destination or disclose whether Selina left voluntarily, encountered an emergency, or became separated from those who knew her. In the absence of verified answers, her case remains centered on the urgent need to establish what happened after her last known contact.
Selina's disappearance has therefore remained a case defined as much by missing information as by the facts that are known. She was a young woman at the beginning of adulthood, and every passing period without a publicly confirmed explanation has carried emotional weight for the people who care about her. Authorities and missing-child advocates have asked anyone with knowledge of her whereabouts or the events surrounding her disappearance to contact the Fayetteville Police Department at 931-433-4522, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678, or emergency services. Even an observation that once seemed insignificant could help investigators reconstruct her movements and determine whether someone saw, spoke with, transported, or communicated with her near the time she disappeared. Overall, Selina Rhodes's case concerns an 18-year-old woman missing from Grand Junction, Tennessee, since early September 2025, with only a basic physical description, conflicting public dates for her final known contact, and few disclosed circumstances surrounding her disappearance; the central unanswered questions remain where she went, what occurred after she was last seen, and who may hold the information needed to bring clarity and resolution to those waiting for news.
Last Seen: Sep 09, 2025
