On March 14, 2026, 16-year-old ZaRayiah Humphreys, a female from Mesa, Arizona, was last seen, beginning a missing-person case that was subsequently publicized through the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. NCMEC identifies her as a missing child and lists her age as 16, her gender as female, and Mesa, Arizona, as the location associated with the case. The organization records March 14, 2026, as both the date she went missing and the date she was last seen.
The case is associated with NCIC number M918835106 and NCMEC case number 2080724.
Publicly available information about the circumstances surrounding ZaRayiah's disappearance is notably limited. NCMEC's official poster states simply that she was last seen on March 14, 2026, without providing a more specific time, address, circumstances of her disappearance, destination, transportation information, or an explanation of what led authorities to classify her as missing. No reliable online source located for this account provides additional verified details describing where she was immediately before she disappeared, who last had contact with her, or what she may have been wearing or carrying at the time. Because those details have not been publicly established in the sources reviewed, the circumstances immediately preceding her disappearance remain unclear.
The investigation is identified by NCMEC as being handled by the Mesa Police Department in Arizona. The agency's telephone number listed on the national missing-child poster is 480-644-2211, giving members of the public a direct law-enforcement contact associated with the case. NCMEC's publication of the case places ZaRayiah's disappearance within the national missing-children reporting system and asks the public to help keep searching until every missing child is found. The official listing also provides a photograph of ZaRayiah to assist with recognition, although the publicly accessible text accompanying the listing does not supply further identifying characteristics or a detailed physical description.
The available online record does not establish a more precise timeline after ZaRayiah was last seen. In particular, the sources reviewed do not provide a confirmed account of her movements following March 14, do not describe any publicly reported search locations, and do not document specific investigative developments or confirmed sightings. The absence of those details should not be interpreted as evidence about what happened to her; it reflects the limited information that has been made publicly accessible in the sources located. NCMEC continues to identify the matter through its missing-child database, while the Mesa Police Department remains the law-enforcement agency named on the official listing.
At the time represented by the official information located for this account, ZaRayiah Humphreys' case remains documented as a missing-child case: a 16-year-old girl from Mesa, Arizona, was last seen on March 14, 2026, and her disappearance was entered into national missing-child records under NCIC M918835106 and NCMEC case 2080724. Beyond those established facts, publicly available sources provide few verified details about the circumstances of her disappearance or what occurred afterward. The case therefore centers on the effort to determine ZaRayiah's whereabouts following her last confirmed sighting and to bring clarity to her family, investigators, and the community while reliable information remains limited.Last Seen: Mar 14, 2026
