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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP158541) and 1 other source
In the city of Palm Springs, California, concern grew for 62-year-old Jeannie Doris Dayes after she was last seen sometime in February 2025. At the time she went missing, Jeannie was living a transient lifestyle. She maintained a connection to a stable address by occasionally staying at her mother's home, which was also the designated location for the delivery of her monthly social security check. This check was her sole source of income, and her failure to return to pick it up was highly uncharacteristic, prompting her family to worry.

Jeannie is described as a Black/African American female, standing 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing around 160 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. She has distinct physical features that would make her easily recognizable, including a missing left eye and scars on both of her legs from a past car accident. No details have been made publicly available regarding the clothes she was wearing at the time of her disappearance, nor have any of her personal belongings or potential means of transportation been identified in connection with her case.

The Palm Springs Police Department opened an investigation into Jeannie's disappearance after she was officially reported missing on May 16, 2025. The circumstances of her case are particularly troubling given her vulnerable lifestyle and the abrupt halt in her established routine of collecting her only financial support. An overview of the case underscores the sudden and unexplained nature of her disappearance. A woman with noticeable physical characteristics and a predictable, albeit difficult, routine vanished from her community, leaving behind a critical financial lifeline and a void of information that has left her family and investigators searching for answers.

Last Seen: Feb 1, 2025

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