Naiha Geraldo was listed by the Berwyn Police Department as a missing juvenile in Berwyn, Illinois, after being reported missing on January 27, 2026. Public police materials described her as a 16-year-old female, 5 feet 2 inches tall and 146 pounds, and the flyer asked anyone who had seen her or had additional information to contact the Berwyn Police Department at 708-795-5600. The same public flyer also noted an earlier missing-person report involving Naiha from December 12, 2025, and stated that she had been found safe on January 26, 2026, before the new report was made the following day.
The available public record is brief, but it shows how quickly concern returned around Naiha’s safety. One day after the prior missing report was marked with a safe outcome, Berwyn police again identified her as missing. The repeated appearance of her flyer in Berwyn Police Department weekly incident materials suggests that authorities continued circulating her information publicly after the January 27 report, keeping her name, description, photograph, and the police contact number visible for residents who might recognize her or know where she was.
Because Naiha was a juvenile, the public details released about her circumstances were limited. The online sources reviewed did not provide a narrative of where she was last seen within Berwyn, what she may have been wearing, who she may have been with, or what led to the January 27 missing report. They also did not provide a confirmed resolution for the January 27 report. A separate page that previously appeared to carry a missing-child listing for her now redirects to a notice saying that no missing child is currently reported under that name, but that page does not explain when or why the listing changed, so the exact meaning and timing are unclear.
In overview, Naiha Geraldo’s case centers on a 16-year-old girl from Berwyn whose name appeared in public police missing-juvenile materials after she was reported missing on January 27, 2026. The clearest official information identifies her physical description, confirms that Berwyn police were seeking information from the public, and shows that she had also been involved in a prior missing-person report that ended safely on January 26, 2026. What remains vague in the available public record is what happened after the January 27 report, whether there was a later confirmed outcome, and what circumstances surrounded her disappearance; the case, as reflected in the accessible online sources, is a short but deeply concerning record of a young person whose safety prompted renewed public attention in Berwyn.
Last Seen: Jan 27, 2026
