George Frank Perez was 16 years old when he was last seen in Yuma, Arizona, on June 6, 2025. George is male, and public missing-child information identifies him as Hispanic, with black hair and brown eyes. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children lists him under the full name George Frank Perez and currently gives his age as 17, reflecting the passage of time since he disappeared.
His NCMEC case number is 2055582, and the associated National Crime Information Center number is M488702189. The central fact recorded by NCMEC is starkly simple: George was last seen in Yuma on June 6, 2025, and he has remained the subject of a missing-child alert since that time.
Very little about the circumstances leading up to George's disappearance has been released publicly. The NCMEC notice does not identify a specific street, neighborhood, residence, school, business, or other location in Yuma where he was last observed, nor does it describe who last saw him or what he was doing at the time. The public notice also does not provide clothing information, indicate whether he was traveling on foot or in a vehicle, name anyone who may have been with him, or describe a destination he may have intended to reach. No publicly released account found in the available sources explains whether George left voluntarily, unexpectedly failed to return somewhere, lost contact with his family, or disappeared under some other set of circumstances. Because those details have not been made public, there is no reliable basis to characterize his disappearance as a runaway situation, an abduction, an accident, or any other specific scenario. The publicly documented story therefore begins with a 16-year-old boy in Yuma on June 6, 2025, followed by an absence that prompted his information to be entered into national missing-child systems.
As the case continued, George's information remained available through national and public missing-child resources. NCMEC directs anyone with information about him to the Yuma Police Department at 928-373-4700, while NCMEC itself can be reached through 1-800-THE-LOST. Other online missing-child listings have continued to reproduce the same essential information: George Perez is missing from Yuma, his missing date is June 6, 2025, and the Yuma Police Department is the law-enforcement agency to contact. One current Arizona missing-children listing also continues to identify George as missing and gives his present age as 17. These continuing listings are significant because they show that, in the latest publicly available information located for this synopsis, no resolution announcing that George has been found has replaced the missing-person notice. At the same time, the lack of publicly released investigative details means that the circumstances of the search, possible sightings, interviews, investigative leads, or other law-enforcement activity cannot responsibly be reconstructed from the available record. For George's family and those who care about him, that limited public record leaves many of the most important questions unanswered: where he went after he was last seen, whether anyone encountered him afterward, and what happened during the hours and days following his disappearance.
George's case is especially difficult to understand because the information made public is so limited despite his young age. What is known with confidence is that George Frank Perez was a 16-year-old male when he disappeared from Yuma on June 6, 2025; he has black hair and brown eyes, and missing-child organizations continue to circulate his information while directing tips to Yuma police. No verified public account located in the available sources provides a detailed timeline before his disappearance, a precise last-seen address, a description of his clothing, a known destination, a vehicle, a companion, or a confirmed sighting after June 6. Those gaps make even seemingly small pieces of information potentially important, particularly information from anyone who saw George around the time he disappeared or who may know where he went after he was last observed. In overview, the case of George Perez centers on a 16-year-old boy who was last seen in Yuma, Arizona, on June 6, 2025, and whose disappearance remains publicly listed through NCMEC and other missing-child resources. His identifying information and law-enforcement contacts are available, but the events surrounding his disappearance remain largely undisclosed, leaving the case defined by a confirmed last-seen date, an ongoing missing-child listing, and the continuing hope that information from the public will help establish what happened to George and where he is.Last Seen: Jun 6, 2025
