Charlotte Emma Jewell, a 16-year-old female, is missing from Plano, Texas, with current official missing-child records listing August 29, 2026, as the date she went missing. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children lists her under case number 2099894 and NCIC number M639107161. The notice identifies the Plano Police Department as the investigating law-enforcement agency and says Charlotte may still be somewhere in Texas.
Authorities also note that she may use her middle name, Emma, making that name important for anyone who may have encountered her since she disappeared.
Very little about the circumstances leading up to Charlotte's disappearance has been publicly released. The current missing-child notice does not identify a specific street, residence, school, business, or other location in Plano where she was last seen, nor does it explain who last saw her or what she was doing immediately before contact with her was lost. It also does not provide information about what she was wearing, whether she left on foot or in a vehicle, whether investigators believe she was traveling with another person, or whether police have identified any evidence of foul play. Those unanswered questions leave much of the story surrounding her disappearance outside the public record, while her photograph, name, age, location, and identifying case information remain available so that people who recognize her can contact authorities.
There have been differences among online notices concerning Charlotte's disappearance. An earlier public missing-child listing associated with Plano described Charlotte as white, with brown hair and blue eyes, and stated that she might be accompanied by another young female, might remain in the area or travel toward El Paso, Texas, and might use the names Emma or Gabrielle. That earlier notice carried a different August date and has since been removed from the organization's active listing, with the page now stating that no missing child is currently reported there under that name. The current National Center for Missing & Exploited Children record is therefore the more authoritative and up-to-date public record and lists August 29 as Charlotte's missing date while retaining only the information that she may remain in Texas and may use the name Emma. Because the earlier notice is no longer active and does not match the current official date, its additional circumstances should not be assumed to describe Charlotte's present missing-person report without further confirmation from investigators.
The search for Charlotte remains represented in the current national missing-child system, and anyone who sees her or has information concerning her whereabouts is urged to contact law enforcement. The Plano Police Department can be reached at 972-424-5678, and information can also be provided through the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children or by calling 911 when immediate police assistance is appropriate. With so few circumstances publicly disclosed, even information that may initially seem insignificant could help investigators establish where Charlotte went after she was last known to be in Plano or identify people who may have had contact with her. In overview, Charlotte Emma Jewell is a 16-year-old Plano girl currently listed as missing since August 29, 2026; authorities believe she may still be in Texas, she may identify herself as Emma, and the public record does not yet explain the circumstances of her disappearance or where she went after she was last seen.Last Seen: Mar 14, 2026
