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Kamari Lashuan Stewart, a 13-year-old girl, was last seen on October 28, 2026, in Fort Worth, Texas. Her disappearance became the subject of a missing-child investigation, with her information subsequently published by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). Kamari's case has been registered under NCMEC case number 2107433, with the Fort Worth Police Department identified as the law enforcement agency handling the report. Although her last-seen date and city have been confirmed, the circumstances surrounding her disappearance have not been publicly explained. Authorities have not released a specific location within Fort Worth where she was last observed, the time she was last seen, or a description of what she was wearing. These missing details leave important questions about her movements and the events leading up to her disappearance unanswered.

As the days passed following October 28, Kamari's information was distributed through missing-child notification networks in an effort to increase public awareness and generate information about her whereabouts. A missing-child alert circulated on November 6, 2026, identifying Kamari and providing contact information for the Fort Worth Police Department. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children also maintained a public poster displaying her name, photograph, age, and disappearance details. The publicly available information does not establish whether Kamari was alone when she disappeared, whether she intended to travel somewhere, or whether anyone witnessed her movements after her last reported sighting. No confirmed subsequent sightings, identified suspects, or specific circumstances suggesting an abduction have been publicly documented in the available reports. Without additional verified information, the cause of her disappearance remains unknown, and it would be premature to draw conclusions about what happened to her.

The search for answers has continued through the involvement of the Fort Worth Police Department and the nationwide missing-child awareness resources provided by NCMEC. Public participation remains an important component of the effort to locate Kamari, particularly because the circumstances of her disappearance have not been fully disclosed. Anyone who may have seen her, communicated with her, or obtained information about her possible location is encouraged to contact authorities. Information that might initially appear insignificant could help establish a timeline of her movements or provide investigators with a new direction. The Fort Worth Police Department can be reached at 817-392-4222, while the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children accepts information through its 24-hour hotline at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678). Anyone with credible information is encouraged to report it directly to law enforcement rather than circulate unverified claims.

As of November 7, 2026, Kamari remained publicly listed as missing, and no verified announcement confirming that she had been safely located was identified. Her disappearance represents an ongoing concern involving a young teenager whose whereabouts have not been established through publicly available information. Although the known timeline is limited, the essential facts remain clear: Kamari Stewart was last seen in Fort Worth, Texas, on October 28, 2026, her disappearance was reported to authorities, and her case received national attention through missing-child notification resources. The lack of publicly released circumstances, confirmed sightings, or a documented resolution leaves considerable uncertainty surrounding what happened after she was last seen. Until reliable information establishes her whereabouts and confirms her safety, Kamari's case remains an unresolved missing-child investigation, with the central priority being to locate her and ensure her safe return.

Last Seen: Oct 28, 2026

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