Kyle Hahn was publicly listed as a missing juvenile from Perry Hall, Maryland, after he was last seen on October 2, 2024, in the Perry Hall area of Baltimore County. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children identified him as a male child missing from Perry Hall and stated that both photos on the public poster were of Kyle. The available public poster information was limited, but it established the central facts of the case: Kyle was a teenager from the Perry Hall area, his
missing date was October 2, 2024, and the case was connected with public appeals intended to help bring attention to his disappearance.
The Maryland Center for Missing and Unidentified Persons later shared a public update marking Kyle’s case as located and resolved. That update asked the public to be on the lookout for Kyle, described him as a 16-year-old male, and repeated that he had last been seen on October 2, 2024, in the Perry Hall area of Baltimore County, Maryland. Because the public resolution notice located online does not provide a specific recovery date or detailed circumstances, the exact date and details of when the case was resolved are not clear from the available information. What can be said from the public record is that Kyle’s case was no longer being presented in that update as an unresolved search, and the wording indicated that he had been located and the case had been resolved.
During the time the case was public, the available notices focused on recognition and community awareness rather than a detailed timeline. NCMEC’s poster directed the public to emergency and missing-child reporting channels, including 911 and the NCMEC 24-hour call center, while Maryland State Police information explains that the Maryland Center for Missing and Unidentified Persons serves as Maryland’s clearinghouse for missing persons information and supports missing-person reporting and coordination. In cases like Kyle’s, those notices are often brief because the priority is to circulate accurate identifying information quickly, encourage tips, and make sure anyone who may have seen the missing child knows where to report information.
Kyle Hahn’s case began as a public missing-child appeal for a teenage boy last seen in Perry Hall on October 2, 2024, and it drew attention through NCMEC and Maryland missing-person channels. The public information did not describe the circumstances leading up to his disappearance, nor did it provide a detailed account of the investigation or the moment he was located. The most important later development is that the Maryland Center for Missing and Unidentified Persons update marked the case as located and resolved, though the exact resolution date remains unknown from the available public wording. In overview, this was the case of a Baltimore County teenager whose disappearance prompted a public appeal, whose identifying information was circulated so the community could help, and whose case was later publicly marked as resolved.Last Seen: Oct 2, 2024
