Chayce Hall, also identified in public Arizona records as Chayce Elidean Sthilaire, is a 17-year-old male reported missing from Queen Creek, Arizona, after he was last seen on April 1, 2026. Public records establish that a child with the full name Chayce Elidean Sthilaire was born in November 2008 and was identified as a minor in Maricopa County court proceedings, consistent with the age reported in connection with the disappearance.
Those records also identify Stephanie Jeane Hall and Christofer Eliot Sthilaire as his parents or guardians. Beyond those basic identifying details, publicly indexed information about the circumstances surrounding his disappearance is limited, leaving important aspects of his last known movements and the events immediately preceding his disappearance unclear.
The available public record provides some background on Chayce before the disappearance but does not establish what happened to him after he was last seen. A public online profile using the name Chayce Sthilaire contains posts from 2024 in which the writer identified himself by that name and discussed attending school, playing basketball, working on personal goals, and spending time with friends. Because the profile is not an official law-enforcement record, those statements can provide only limited context and should not be treated as a definitive account of his circumstances at the time he disappeared. There is also no reliable publicly indexed report located in the available sources that supplies a detailed account of where Chayce went after April 1, 2026, whether he was believed to have left voluntarily, what clothing or possessions he may have had, whether a vehicle was involved, or whether investigators identified a particular destination or person connected with his disappearance.
The name Chayce Elidean Sthilaire appears in Arizona public records before the disappearance in connection with a Department of Child Safety dependency proceeding in Maricopa County. The published court notice confirms his full name and date of birth and shows that the matter involved a minor and identified his parents or guardians; however, the notice concerns a juvenile court proceeding and does not establish a connection between that proceeding and the later missing-person circumstances. The available material therefore does not provide a verified explanation for why Chayce could not be located after he was last seen, nor does it establish that any criminal act occurred. The sparse public information makes it especially important to distinguish documented facts from speculation, and no credible online source located in this review supplies a confirmed account of his whereabouts or the circumstances leading to his disappearance.
As the search for answers continues, the case remains defined by a young person whose whereabouts became unknown after he was last seen in Queen Creek on April 1, 2026. The publicly available record establishes Chayce's identity, age, gender, Arizona connection, and family identification, while leaving the central questions of the case unresolved. There is insufficient reliable public information to reconstruct a complete timeline from the moment he was last seen through the present, and no verified public account located in this research establishes what ultimately happened to him. In overview, the case concerns the disappearance of 17-year-old Chayce Hall, also publicly identified as Chayce Elidean Sthilaire, from Queen Creek, Arizona, with the known record providing only a limited account of his background and leaving the circumstances and subsequent whereabouts surrounding his disappearance uncertain.Last Seen: Apr 1, 2026
