Samoya Monk was 14 years old when she was reported missing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with her last known contact recorded as March 19, 2026. Public missing-person records identified her case in NamUs as MP156799 and listed Fort Lauderdale as the city connected to her disappearance. Because she was a young girl at the time she was reported missing, the case carried the immediate urgency that surrounds any missing-child report, especially when only limited public details are available about the circumstances leading up to the disappearance.
The available online record does not provide a detailed public timeline explaining where Samoya was last seen within Fort Lauderdale, who last had contact with her, what she may have been wearing, or whether investigators believed she left voluntarily or under concerning circumstances. What is clear from the available public record is that her disappearance was entered into a national missing-person system, placing her name and basic case information into a searchable law-enforcement and public-awareness framework. In Florida, the Missing Endangered Persons Information Clearinghouse serves as a statewide resource for missing-person information and assists law enforcement and the public in locating missing individuals, while directing missing-person reports through local law enforcement first.
The investigating agency has reported that Samoya Monk was found alive. The exact date and circumstances of her recovery were not available in the online information reviewed, so no specific recovery date can be confirmed from the public details located. Her case is therefore no longer an active missing-person case, but it remains a reminder of the fear and uncertainty families face when a child is missing and the relief that comes when a young person is located alive. Overall, Samoya Monk's case began as the disappearance of a 14-year-old girl last seen in Fort Lauderdale on March 19, 2026, was documented through public missing-person channels, and ultimately ended with official reports indicating that she was found alive.
Last Seen: Mar 19, 2026
