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Case Description

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Fourteen-year-old Xiomara Herrera Osegueda was reported missing after she was last seen on March 4, 2026, in Prince William County, Virginia. The disappearance prompted law enforcement to open a missing child investigation and issue public notices in the hope that someone would recognize her or provide information about her whereabouts. According to published missing child information, Xiomara is described as a female with black hair and brown eyes, standing approximately 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighing about 187 pounds. At the time she was last seen, she was reportedly wearing a black jacket, a white shirt, blue jeans, and black sneakers. Authorities also noted that she has a nose piercing, a distinguishing feature that could assist in identifying her.

As investigators worked to locate Xiomara, officials encouraged the public to remain attentive and to report any possible sightings or information, no matter how minor it might seem. Missing child investigations often rely heavily on community awareness, surveillance footage, witness accounts, and tips from members of the public to help establish a timeline and identify possible leads. In this case, publicly available information has remained limited, with authorities releasing only identifying details and the clothing she was believed to have been wearing when she disappeared. The lack of publicly disclosed circumstances surrounding her disappearance has left many questions unanswered while emphasizing the importance of continued public vigilance.

The Prince William County Police Department has stated that it remains committed to investigating missing person cases and encourages anyone with information to contact law enforcement as soon as possible. Virginia's Missing Children Clearinghouse also supports these investigations by coordinating information among local, state, and national law enforcement agencies to assist in locating missing children. Every credible lead has the potential to make a meaningful difference, particularly in cases involving juveniles, where timely information can be critical. The case of Xiomara Herrera Osegueda remains a poignant reminder of the uncertainty families endure when a loved one disappears. Last seen on March 4, 2026, at the age of 14 in Prince William County, Virginia, her disappearance continues to underscore the importance of public awareness, investigative persistence, and community cooperation in the ongoing effort to determine her whereabouts and bring resolution to her case.

Last Seen: Mar 04, 2026