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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP157099) and 5 other sources
In the autumn of 2025, concern grew for the well-being of 18-year-old Shavarion Wright-clark, a male from St. Louis, Missouri. He was last seen by a family member on October 30, 2025, at another relative's home in the city. After this last sighting, his family and friends did not hear from him, and he could not be located, which prompted his loved ones to report him missing. At the time of his disappearance, he was described as a Black male with black hair that may have had red tips, and brown eyes. He also has pierced ears. His sudden absence created a void in the lives of those who knew him, sparking a period of uncertainty and deep concern.

As time passed with no word from or sighting of Shavarion, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department became involved, seeking assistance from the public to help locate him. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance were worrying to both his family and law enforcement. Information was circulated in the hope that someone might come forward with knowledge of his whereabouts. The community was urged to be vigilant and report any potential sightings or information that could lead to his safe return.

Fortunately, this period of distress came to an end with the positive resolution that Shavarion Wright-clark was found alive. While the specific details and date of his discovery are not widely available, the confirmation that he is no longer considered a missing person brought immense relief to his family and all those who had been troubled by his disappearance. The case, which began with fear and uncertainty, ultimately concluded with the welcome news of his safety, highlighting the importance of community awareness and the efforts of law enforcement in resolving such critical cases.

Last Seen: Oct 30, 2025