Raeanna Harrington was 16 years old when she was reported missing from Topeka, Kansas, after last being seen on March 17, 2025. Publicly available missing-child information identifies her as a Black female with black hair and brown eyes, and lists her date of birth as July 23, 2009. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children includes her case under poster number 2046198 and NCIC number M068301732, with the Topeka Police Department named as the investigating agency.
The public record available online gives only a brief account of the day she disappeared, stating that Raeanna was last seen in Topeka on March 17, 2025, without describing the location, the circumstances, who she may have been with, or what she was wearing at the time.
Because the official public details are limited, Raeanna’s case stands as one of those painful missing-person reports where a young person’s life is reduced online to a few urgent facts: her name, her age, her city, the date she was last seen, and the agencies asking the public to help bring information forward. Stop Child Abuse’s missing-child alert repeats the same core information, identifying her as missing from Topeka, Kansas, since March 17, 2025, and describing her as a 16-year-old girl with black hair and brown eyes. The alert asks anyone who may know something about Raeanna’s disappearance to come forward, reflecting the central hope in cases like hers: that even a small detail, remembered later or shared anonymously, could help investigators and those who care about her understand what happened after she was last seen.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children poster directs anyone with information to contact 911, the Topeka Police Department in Kansas at 1-785-368-9551, or NCMEC’s 24-hour call center at 1-800-843-5678. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation’s missing-persons resources explain that Kansas maintains missing-person information to assist law enforcement, families, missing-children agencies, and others seeking to resolve missing and unidentified person cases, underscoring that public awareness remains an important part of the response when someone disappears. In Raeanna’s case, the publicly available record does not provide a detailed timeline beyond the date and city where she was last seen, and it does not state a confirmed resolution.
What is known is that Raeanna Harrington, a teenage girl from Topeka, Kansas, was last seen on March 17, 2025, and her disappearance was significant enough to be entered into national missing-child systems and shared through child-safety alerts. What remains unknown publicly is much larger: where she went after she was last seen, whether anyone saw or communicated with her afterward, and what circumstances led to her being listed as missing. The available online information leaves her story open-ended, but not forgotten. At its heart, this case is about Raeanna, a 16-year-old child whose name and identifying details remain circulated so that someone, somewhere, may recognize her, remember something, and help provide answers.Last Seen: Mar 17, 2025
