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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP156990) and 2 other sources
A sense of concern spread through the Flower Mound, Texas community in the early spring of 2026. On March 7th of that year, a 17-year-old male named Gerardo Torres Serna was reported missing. His disappearance prompted an immediate response from the Flower Mound Police Department, who initiated an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his last known whereabouts. At the time he was last seen, Gerardo was described as a Hispanic/Latino male, standing at an approximate height of six feet two inches and weighing around 130 pounds. He had black hair and brown eyes. The details of his last known location were in the 75028 zip code area of Lewisville, within Denton County.

Concern for Gerardo's well-being was amplified by the specific details released by law enforcement in an effort to help the public identify him. He has several distinctive tattoos that would make him easily recognizable. These included a red kiss mark and the words “Made in Mexico” on his neck. His left arm was extensively tattooed with images of skeletons, a scripture, and the name “Alison.” On the day he went missing, Gerardo was reportedly wearing a black shirt with a custom "FaZe Clan" emblem that featured a Mexico flag in the background. He was also said to be wearing denim shorts and carrying a black Nike backpack. These personal details painted a clearer picture of the young man for whom so many were searching.

As the investigation progressed and the community held out hope for his safe return, information regarding the resolution of his case eventually came to light. The Flower Mound Police Department reported that Gerardo Torres Serna had been located and was alive. While the specific details and the exact date of his recovery have not been publicly disclosed, the confirmation that he was no longer a missing person brought a sense of relief to those who had followed his case. The circumstances that led to his disappearance and his subsequent return remain private, but the official closure of his missing person case marked a positive end to a period of uncertainty. This overview encapsulates the timeline of events from the initial report of his disappearance to the welcome news of his safe recovery.

Last Seen: Mar 7, 2026