Meagan Nicole Hannah was 33 years old when her family and investigators lost contact with her in June 2021, a disappearance that began in Mississippi but appeared to quickly extend beyond state lines. She was associated with Brandon, in Rankin County, Mississippi, and her case was entered into NamUs as missing-person case MP81603. Public records describe her as a woman with brown hair and blue eyes, between about 5 feet and 5 feet 5 inches tall, with a very small build and a weight listed in the range of roughly 90 to 100 pounds. The Mississippi Repository for Missing and Unidentified Persons lists her date of birth as April 1, 1988, and identifies her as Meagan Nicole Hannah; that state repository records her as 33 at the time she disappeared.
The most important known movement in Meagan’s case is the trip she reportedly took on June 18, 2021. According to public missing-person listings, she was last known to have boarded a plane at Jackson Municipal Airport in Mississippi, with the flight headed to Richmond, Virginia. That detail gives the case a troubling and unusual trajectory: the last confirmed contact was not simply a disappearance from a home, a road, or a neighborhood, but a documented departure from Mississippi toward another state. Once in Richmond, public case summaries say she attempted to use a credit card for a motel room and for an Uber ride; the Uber transactions were processed. After those attempted or completed transactions in the Richmond area, there was no further known contact reported in the public case information.
The available public information gives only a limited window into what happened after Meagan arrived in Virginia. MissingSippi’s case page states that she was last seen boarding the plane in Jackson and that the plane was headed for Richmond, where the motel-room and Uber-related credit-card activity occurred. NamUs similarly identifies the date of last contact as June 18, 2021, and connects the case to Brandon, Mississippi. Those sparse details leave many unanswered questions: where exactly she went after the airport, whether she reached the motel, who she may have met or planned to meet, whether anyone saw her in Richmond after the Uber activity, and why communication stopped so abruptly.
Meagan’s physical identifiers are important because the public record contains very little else that could help place her in someone’s memory. She is described as having brown hair and blue eyes, a small and thin build, and a half-sleeve tattoo on her upper left arm. The Mississippi Repository lists her height as 65 inches and weight as 95 pounds, while other public listings give a broader height range of 5 feet to 5 feet 5 inches and a weight range of 90 to 100 pounds. These descriptions matter because a tattoo, a slight frame, and distinctive coloring may be what someone remembers if they crossed paths with her in an airport, rideshare vehicle, motel lobby, parking lot, or other public place around Richmond.
The Rankin County Sheriff’s Department is listed in public records as the investigating agency for Meagan’s case, with the case connected to Rankin County and Brandon, Mississippi. Even though the known trail appears to lead to Richmond, Virginia, the Mississippi agency listing reflects where the missing-person report and case record are rooted. Her NamUs case remains publicly viewable, and the Mississippi Repository includes her among missing and unidentified person records maintained through the statewide clearinghouse system. These public listings preserve the known facts in a case where the available information is brief, but deeply concerning.
Meagan Hannah’s disappearance is the story of a 33-year-old Mississippi woman whose known movements carried her from Brandon to Jackson Municipal Airport, then toward Richmond, Virginia, on June 18, 2021. After arriving in Richmond, the public record indicates financial activity connected to a motel room and an Uber ride, but then the trail stops. There is no public narrative explaining what happened after those transactions, no clear account of who last saw her in Virginia, and no widely available report filling in the missing hours after her arrival. In overview, this case centers on a narrow but critical timeline: Meagan left Mississippi by plane, reached or attempted to establish herself briefly in Richmond, had documented activity tied to lodging and transportation, and then contact ceased, leaving her family, investigators, and the public with a painful absence and a set of unanswered questions.
Last Seen: Jun 18, 2021
