Izeiah McAllister was a 13-year-old male from Tucson, Arizona, whose disappearance brought attention to a young person whose whereabouts became unknown after he was last seen on March 10, 2026. Publicly available information about the circumstances surrounding his disappearance is limited, and the available reports do not provide a precise location, time of day, clothing description, physical description, or a detailed account of what happened immediately before he was last seen.
A March 25 report identified McAllister as a 13-year-old boy from the Tucson area who had been missing since March 10 and noted that his family was circulating missing-person posters in the hope that someone might recognize him or provide information that could assist authorities. The publicly posted missing-person notice associated with his case directed anyone with information to the Tucson Police Department and listed the department's missing-person contact number, emphasizing the importance of information that could help determine his whereabouts.
In the days following his disappearance, the case remained one of concern because of McAllister's age and the absence of publicly reported details explaining where he had gone. The contemporary reporting that is available describes his family as actively sharing posters while authorities sought information, illustrating the uncertainty surrounding his whereabouts during the period in which he was publicly listed as missing. There is no reliable public account in the sources reviewed that establishes why McAllister disappeared, whether he left voluntarily, whether another person was involved, or where he may have traveled. Those circumstances should therefore remain understood as unknown rather than filled in with speculation. The Tucson Police Department was identified as the agency to contact with information concerning him, while the public notices appealed for anyone who might have seen or encountered the teenager to come forward.
The publicly available record later changed from an active search for McAllister's whereabouts to a report that he had been found. A missing-person organization that had published his notice on April 7 subsequently marked the case as "FOUND," with the page carrying a later update in May. The listing identifies McAllister as 13 years old, from Tucson, and confirms that he had last been seen on March 10, 2026. The available online material does not provide a detailed account of where he was located, the circumstances of his disappearance, how long he remained away, or the precise circumstances under which he was reunited with those seeking him. It does, however, establish that the public missing-person listing was subsequently updated to reflect that he had been found, bringing the publicly documented search to an end. The case of Izeiah McAllister therefore began with the disappearance of a 13-year-old Tucson boy last seen on March 10, 2026, continued through a period in which his family and authorities sought information from the community, and ultimately concluded with his being reported found, although the publicly available sources leave many details of the episode private or unknown.Last Seen: Mar 10, 2026
