Trinee Washington, a 17-year-old female from Cleveland, Ohio, entered public missing-person listings as a child whose whereabouts were unknown, with one online missing-child alert listing her as missing since August 17, 2025, from Cleveland. The available public record is limited, and the details are unusually fragmented across online notices: some later official and child-safety listings give different missing dates, including March 27, 2025, April 14, 2026, and May 19, 2026, suggesting that
Trinee may have appeared in more than one missing-child alert over time or that public databases updated her case under separate entries. What remains consistent across the records is her name, her status as a female minor, and the involvement of Ohio law enforcement agencies in seeking information about her whereabouts.
In Ohio’s public missing-person database, Trinee Washington appears as a missing child connected to Cleveland, with the Cleveland Police Department listed as the contact agency. That state listing describes her as missing from Cleveland, Ohio, and gives a missing age of 16, with the case routed through Cleveland Police for anyone who may have information. A later National Center for Missing & Exploited Children poster lists Trinee Washington as missing from Cleveland, Ohio, identifies her as female, and gives her age as 17 at the time of that alert, with Cleveland Police and NCMEC named as points of contact. These records do not provide a detailed narrative of what happened before she was last seen, who she may have been with, or what circumstances led to the report; instead, they preserve the essential facts needed to keep her visible to the public.
The public information also shows how a missing-child case can evolve in ways that are difficult for families and communities to follow from the outside. One Ohio Attorney General poster for Trinee Sharionn-Devineer Washington lists a later sighting in Elyria, Ohio, on April 14, 2026, and says she was wearing black leggings, a white long-sleeve shirt, and glasses, with the Elyria Police Department named as the contact agency. Another NCMEC poster lists a Cleveland missing date of May 19, 2026, and states that Trinee was last seen on that date. Taken together, those notices suggest that the public record around Trinee’s case is not a single clean timeline but a series of alerts and updates tied to different places and dates, all centered on the same young person whose safety mattered enough for state, local, and national missing-child systems to circulate her information.
There is no online source reviewed here stating that Trinee Washington’s case has been resolved as alive or deceased, so the public-facing record does not support describing the case as closed. The clearest known facts are that Trinee Washington is listed in online missing-child notices as a 17-year-old female associated with Cleveland, Ohio; one online alert places her missing date at August 17, 2025; official and national missing-child records later show additional Cleveland and Elyria entries; and law enforcement contacts named in those records include the Cleveland Police Department, the Elyria Police Department, and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. In overview, this is the case of a teenage girl from Northeast Ohio whose name appears across multiple missing-child alerts, whose publicly available timeline is inconsistent, and whose case remains defined by the urgent hope that accurate information from the public can help clarify where she went, what happened, and how she can be brought safely home.Last Seen: Aug 17, 2025
