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Katerin Melissa Barrios Chun was 17 years old when public missing-child listings circulated her case after she disappeared from Antioch, Tennessee, on March 27, 2025. She is female and was reported missing from the Shadyview Drive area, a residential part of Antioch within Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson County. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s original poster described Katerin as a Hispanic girl with brown hair and brown eyes, standing approximately 5 feet 1 inch tall and weighing about 125 pounds. That poster listed her as 16 at the time she vanished, while a subsequent National Center for Missing & Exploited Children listing gave her age as 17; this difference appears to reflect the passage of time and the updating of her age in later public records. Her full name has also appeared as Katerin Melissa Barrios Chun and, in the state poster, as Katerin Barrio-Chun. The identifying number associated with her case is NCIC M478327287.

The publicly available record offers few details about the circumstances surrounding Katerin’s disappearance. Authorities have not publicly stated where she was going, whom she may have been with, what clothing she was wearing, or how she left the Shadyview Drive area. There is likewise no publicly released account describing the final confirmed interaction with her, the precise time she was last seen, or whether investigators recovered communications, transportation records, surveillance footage, or other evidence that clarified her movements. The absence of those details leaves a painful gap between an ordinary day in Antioch and the moment Katerin could no longer be located. Tennessee officials caution that children included in the state’s missing-person resources may be missing under many different circumstances, and Katerin’s published notices do not assign a specific classification or explain what investigators believe happened. For those who care about her, the limited public information means that even a seemingly minor recollection from March 27, 2025, could help establish a clearer timeline.

Katerin’s case was entered into national and state missing-child systems so that her photograph and identifying information could reach people beyond the immediate Antioch community. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has distributed her case information, while the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has supported public awareness through its Missing Persons Clearinghouse and missing-child resources. The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department is identified as the investigating law-enforcement agency. Anyone who recognizes Katerin, remembers seeing her near Shadyview Drive, communicated with her around the time she disappeared, or has credible information concerning her location is asked to contact the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department at 615-862-8600. Information may also be provided to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678 or to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND.

Katerin’s disappearance remains defined publicly by a small but significant collection of facts: a teenage girl with brown hair and brown eyes, approximately 5 feet 1 inch tall and 125 pounds, was last seen in the Shadyview Drive area of Antioch on March 27, 2025, and was subsequently reported missing to Metro Nashville authorities. No reliable public account provides a detailed reconstruction of her final known hours, and no official public source reviewed offers a confirmed explanation for her disappearance. Behind the brief notices and identification numbers is a young person whose absence continues to matter, along with loved ones who deserve clarity and compassion. In overview, the case concerns Katerin Barrios Chun, a teenage female reported missing from Antioch, Tennessee, after she was last seen on March 27, 2025; investigators and missing-child organizations have circulated her description and continue to depend on information from the public to help determine where she went and what happened afterward.

Last Seen: Mar 27, 2025