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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP154337) and 5 other sources
On January 6, 2026, 48-year-old Punita Frey vanished from her home in the Coconut Grove neighborhood of Miami, Florida. Her disappearance sparked concern among her loved ones and the community. On the day she went missing, Frey was seen leaving her residence through the back door without indicating her destination. She was last seen wearing a black zipper hoodie, black pants, and a black baseball cap. Attempts to reach her were unsuccessful as she was not answering her phone calls. The circumstances surrounding her departure raised immediate red flags, prompting her family to report her missing to the Miami Police Department.

Authorities were informed that Frey might have traveled to the Washington, D.C. area. She was believed to be driving her gray 2024 Honda SUV with Florida license plate number RMCB90. The vehicle was a key element in the search, with law enforcement agencies on alert for any sightings. Concerns for her well-being grew as days turned into weeks without any contact. The uncertainty of her whereabouts and the sudden nature of her disappearance left her family and friends grappling with many unanswered questions, hoping for any information that could lead to her safe return.

Following an investigation, the Miami Police Department later reported that Punita Frey had been located and was alive. While the specific details surrounding when and where she was found have not been publicly disclosed, the confirmation that she was no longer considered a missing person brought an end to the search. The case of Punita Frey's disappearance highlights the anxious moments experienced by families of missing individuals. It began with a sudden departure from her Miami home, leading to a multi-state alert, and concluded with the welcome news that she had been found safe.

Last Seen: Jan 6, 2026