Maynor Alonzo Perez was a child when he was reported missing from Fremont, Nebraska. Public missing-child records from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children list him as male, missing since October 18, 2022, from Fremont, and currently 18 years old. NCMEC identifies his case under NCMEC number 1468643 and NCIC number M427157962, and states simply that Maynor was last seen on that date.
The wording is brief, but the gravity behind it is not: a young person disappeared from his community, and the public record has continued to carry his name, photograph, and identifying information so that anyone who may recognize him or know something about his whereabouts can come forward.
A missing-person flyer distributed through the GINA for Missing Persons FOUNDation provides additional identifying details and describes how little has been publicly released about the circumstances. The flyer lists Maynor as Hispanic, with brown hair and brown eyes. His height and weight are listed as unknown, and his date of birth is also listed as unknown in that source. The same flyer states that Maynor was 14 years old when he went missing, even though current NCMEC records now list him as 18. That gap in age reflects the passage of time since his disappearance, a painful marker for the people who care about him and for investigators still hoping that a detail, a memory, or a tip might help clarify what happened after he was last seen.
The publicly available information does not describe where in Fremont Maynor was last seen, what he may have been wearing, who he was with, or what may have happened in the hours after he disappeared. The flyer states directly that few details are available in his case. That absence of information is part of the story itself: Maynor’s case is one in which the known facts are limited, but the need for attention remains clear. When a teenager is missing and the public record contains only the essentials, every confirmed detail becomes important: his name, his face, the date he was last seen, the city and state connected to his disappearance, and the agencies asking for help.
Authorities have continued to direct anyone with information to law enforcement and NCMEC. NCMEC’s poster asks the public to call 911 or submit a tip, and lists the Fremont Police Department in Nebraska at 1-402-727-2677, along with NCMEC’s 24-hour call center at 1-800-843-5678. The GINA flyer gives the same Fremont Police Department number and NCMEC number, reinforcing that tips should go to official channels. In overview, Maynor Alonzo Perez is a Hispanic male who went missing from Fremont, Nebraska, on October 18, 2022; he was listed as 14 at the time he disappeared and is now listed by NCMEC as 18; he has brown hair and brown eyes; his height, weight, and many circumstances of the disappearance have not been publicly detailed; and the case remains publicly listed so that anyone with information can help bring answers to Maynor and those who love him.Last Seen: Oct 18, 2022
