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Case Description

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On the evening of October 5, 2026, in the coastal city of Boynton Beach, Florida, 14-year-old Kintay Smith vanished, prompting a heartfelt plea for public assistance from his family and local law enforcement. A Black male with short black hair and brown eyes, Kintay stands at five feet nine inches tall and weighs around 250 pounds. When he was last seen, he was dressed in all black, including a black and white hoodie. The circumstances that led to his disappearance have not been made public, leaving his loved ones to grapple with uncertainty and fear as they await any news of his whereabouts.

The Boynton Beach Police Department is handling the investigation into Kintay's disappearance. Officials have entered his information into national databases for missing persons and have been canvassing the area where he was last seen. The case has also been highlighted by organizations such as Project Locate, which aim to reunite families with their missing loved ones through technology and community support. These efforts are crucial in spreading awareness and generating leads from the public. Authorities are urging anyone who may have seen Kintay or has any information, regardless of how minor it may seem, to come forward to assist in the investigation.

As days turn into weeks, the concern for Kintay's safety deepens within the Boynton Beach community and beyond. His family remains hopeful for a safe return, holding onto the possibility that someone will provide the key piece of information that leads to his location. This case is an active and ongoing investigation, representing the painful reality that many families face when a child goes missing. The collective efforts of law enforcement, specialized organizations, and the public are focused on one singular goal: bringing Kintay Smith home safely.

Last Seen: Oct 05, 2026

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