Jadelyn Elizabeth Fox was reported missing from College Park in Prince George’s County, Maryland, with the listed missing date of May 3, 2022. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children identifies her as a female juvenile missing from College Park and notes that she was last seen wearing a black T-shirt and black shorts. The same public poster directs anyone with information to contact 911, the Prince George’s County Police Department at 301-699-2601, or NCMEC’s 24-hour call
center at 1-800-843-5678.
The available public information about Jadelyn’s disappearance is brief, which leaves much of the story painfully incomplete. Online listings consistently place the beginning of the case in College Park, a city in Prince George’s County, and describe the circumstances in simple terms: Jadelyn was missing from that area, and the public was asked to help locate her. A community missing-persons post from Peas In Their Pods, Inc. also repeated the same core alert information, including the missing date, College Park location, and Prince George’s County Police contact number, showing that advocacy groups helped circulate her information after she disappeared.
Some publicly available reposts of her missing poster provide additional identifying details, listing Jadelyn Fox as Black, with brown hair and brown eyes, approximately 5 feet 2 inches tall and 130 pounds. Those reposted details also state that she was missing from College Park, Maryland, and repeat that she was last seen wearing dark clothing. Because these details appear in a public forum repost rather than in the current visible text of the official NCMEC poster, they should be understood as information that was circulated online in connection with the case, while the official poster remains the most direct source for the current public alert and law-enforcement contact information.
Maryland State Police describes the Center for Missing and Unidentified Persons as the state clearinghouse for missing-person information and advises that missing-person reports are handled through law enforcement, with families and the public encouraged to contact authorities and use official resources such as NCMEC and NamUs. In Jadelyn’s case, the public-facing information remains centered on a few essential facts: she was last seen in College Park on May 3, 2022; she was associated with Prince George’s County; she was reported wearing a black T-shirt and black shorts; and tips were directed to Prince George’s County Police, 911, or NCMEC. Taken together, the online record tells a restrained but serious story of a young woman whose disappearance was documented through official and community alerts, whose last known location was College Park, Maryland, and whose case depends on anyone with reliable information coming forward through the proper law-enforcement channels.Last Seen: May 3, 2022
