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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP159676) and 1 other source
In the warm early evening of June 16, 2026, a young girl's disappearance cast a shadow over the community of Riviera Beach, Florida. Thirteen-year-old Shayden Daley was last seen around 8:00 p.m. At the time she went missing, the teenager, described as being five feet tall and weighing about 105 pounds, was wearing a black shirt and red boxer shorts. Shayden has brown eyes and her hair was styled in distinctive black and red braids. The circumstances leading up to the moment she vanished were not immediately clear, creating a profound sense of worry for her family and friends.

The Riviera Beach Police Department promptly began an investigation into Shayden's disappearance, seeking any information that could help locate her. Details about where she might have been going or who she could have been with were not publicly released, adding to the mystery of her case. Law enforcement worked to create a timeline of her last known movements in the hopes of finding a lead that would bring her home safely. The community was left holding onto hope, anxiously awaiting any news about the young girl with the braided black and red hair.

Official reports from the investigating agency have thankfully indicated that Shayden Daley has been found alive. The specific details surrounding her recovery, including the exact date and the circumstances of her return, have not been widely publicized. The case began with the sudden and troubling disappearance of a young teenager from her community, prompting an urgent response from law enforcement. The investigation focused on gathering information and piecing together the events of the day she went missing, a period of uncertainty that has now concluded with her safe return.

Last Seen: Jun 16, 2026

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