Memphis Hubert was identified in online missing-person listings as a 17-year-old male reported missing from Pekin, Indiana, after he was last seen on April 9, 2026. The publicly available details are limited, but the listing attributes the case to Indiana and directs anyone with information to contact the Washington County Sheriff’s Office at 1-812-883-5999. In the sparse public record that is available, the story begins with a young person’s sudden absence from a small Indiana community and the urgent need for anyone who may have seen or heard from him to come forward.
The case appears to have entered public missing-person awareness through online databases and child-safety alert pages, where Memphis’s name, age, missing date, and location were circulated so the public could help widen the search beyond Pekin and Washington County. One online child-safety page carried an alert-style entry for Memphis, stating in Spanish that he had been missing since April 9, 2026, from Pekin, Indiana, though that same page also displayed a general notice that no missing child was currently reported under that name, making the publicly available status unclear from that source alone. Because of that uncertainty, the most responsible reading of the online information is that Memphis was publicly listed as missing, but the open-source record does not provide a detailed timeline of his movements, the circumstances under which he disappeared, or a confirmed resolution status.
What is known is painfully brief: Memphis was 17, he was associated with Pekin, Indiana, and the listed date of his disappearance was April 9, 2026. The public appeal attached to his case asked that information be sent to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office, indicating that local authorities were the point of contact for tips. Beyond those essentials, online sources do not provide verified details about what he was wearing, where in Pekin he was last seen, whether he may have been traveling with anyone, or whether there were known medical, family, transportation, or safety concerns connected to his disappearance.
For Memphis’s loved ones, even a short public listing represents a much larger private ordeal: the fear of not knowing where a 17-year-old is, the hope that someone remembers seeing him, and the daily weight of waiting for reliable answers. Cases with limited public information can be especially difficult because the absence of details does not mean the absence of urgency; it often means that only a few verified facts have been released. In this case, the available online record centers on a teenager named Memphis Hubert, missing from Pekin, Indiana, since April 9, 2026, with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office listed as the agency to contact, and with no confirmed public resolution found in the online sources reviewed.
Last Seen: Apr 09, 2026
