Leah Brown, a 26‑year‑old woman from Lake Worth Beach, Florida, was reported missing after she was last seen at her residence in early June 2024. The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office classified her disappearance as a “missing and endangered” case under case number 24‑069007, with a public appeal spearheaded by Missing Persons Coordinator Lauren Lisboa. Authorities described Leah as approximately 5’4″ tall, weighing around 110 lbs, with brown hair and green eyes.
Despite active search efforts—encompassing community alerts, media coverage, and follow‑ups on public sightings—no confirmed leads materialized for several months.
Recently, PBSO announced that Leah has now been located and is safe. The announcement did not include specific details or confirm the exact date, emphasizing that the information remains limited and somewhat vague. PBSO confirmed they have physical custody of her and that she is no longer considered missing.
This resolution brings relief to her family and community, who have persistently shared information about her disappearance and awaited news. The sheriff’s office has not released further details regarding the circumstances of her being found, citing privacy concerns and the ongoing sensitivity surrounding the case. However, officials reiterated their appreciation for the public’s assistance and vigilance.
With Leah now found safe, the official missing-and-endangered status has been lifted. Authorities have not indicated if any additional investigation is underway or whether medical or social services are involved. For those who contributed tips or shared leads, the PBSO has expressed gratitude. This outcome underscores the value of community engagement in missing person investigations and offers hope in similar cases.Last Seen: Jun 4, 2024
