Niccalo Rubio was 18 years old when he was reported missing from Southaven, Mississippi, a city in DeSoto County, on July 18, 2025. Public missing-person records identify him as a Hispanic/Latinx male teen, with the Mississippi Repository for Missing and Unidentified Persons listing his date of birth as January 1, 2007. That same state repository records his case status as Missing and its repository status as Open, indicating that, based on the available public information, Niccalo’s disappearance remains an active missing-person case.
The public details available about the circumstances of Niccalo’s disappearance are limited. The Mississippi Repository lists Southaven as the city, DeSoto as the county, and Mississippi as the state connected to his last known location, with July 18, 2025 recorded as both the date missing and the date last seen. Stop Child Abuse’s missing child alert also states that Niccalo was last seen on July 18, 2025, and gives Southaven, Mississippi, as the place from which he has been missing. The available online notices do not provide a detailed timeline of his final known movements, who he may have been with, what direction he may have traveled, or what clothing he was wearing at the time he disappeared.
Niccalo’s case was entered into national and child-protection alert systems after he went missing. The Mississippi Repository states that the case was reported through NCIC, that NCIC was entered, and that the case has an NCIC number of M198551995. The same repository also lists NCMEC number 2056408 and notes that the date received was September 30, 2025. Public records further state that there was an active amber alert from September 11, 2025, a detail that underscores the seriousness with which authorities treated his disappearance.
The physical-identifying information released publicly describes Niccalo as a male Hispanic teen. Stop Child Abuse lists his hair color as black and his eye color as brown, while the Mississippi Repository records that no scars, tattoos, or prior injuries were noted in the public profile. These details are important because, in missing-child and missing-teen cases, even small identifying features can help someone recognize a person in passing, remember a prior encounter, or connect a seemingly minor sighting to an active investigation.
The Southaven Police Department is listed as the agency connected to Niccalo’s missing-person case, and the public contact number associated with the case is 662-393-0228. Stop Child Abuse’s alert also directs anyone with information to contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678, also known as 1-800-THE-LOST, or the Southaven Police Department. The public appeals around Niccalo’s case emphasize that even information that may seem small could matter, especially in a case where the public record contains few details about what happened before or after he was last seen.
As the case stands in the public record, Niccalo Rubio’s disappearance began with an 18-year-old last seen in Southaven, Mississippi, on July 18, 2025, and continued into a broader missing-child alert carried by state and national systems. The available online sources identify him, provide basic physical and demographic details, name the Southaven Police Department as the investigating agency, and list his case as missing and open, but they do not explain the circumstances that led to his disappearance. The result is a painful and unresolved case defined by limited public information, an open search, and the hope that someone, somewhere, may know something that can help bring clear answers for Niccalo and those who care about him.
Last Seen: Jul 18, 2025
