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Nicole Alexandra Hall was a 30-year-old woman last seen in Micanopy, Florida, on April 3, 2019. Public missing-person listings identified her as a White female with brown hair and brown eyes, about 5 feet 1 inch tall and 102 pounds, and associated her case with NamUs number MP71441. The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System listed her as Missing Person / NamUs #MP71441, and Uncovered's case page recorded the same missing date, age at incident, and Micanopy location. Public case summaries described Nicole as a woman whose disappearance left only a thin trail of confirmed details, the kind of silence that weighs heavily on loved ones because so much of what happened after she was last seen remained unclear.

The available online records consistently placed Nicole's last known location in the Micanopy area of Alachua County. SpotCrime's area missing-person listing recorded her name, age, estimated current age, last-seen location of Micanopy, Florida, last-seen date of April 3, 2019, physical description, and NamUs case number MP71441. The International Missing Persons Wiki also identified her as Nicole Alexandra Hall, a woman who disappeared in 2019 from Micanopy, Florida, and described her as having brown hair, brown eyes, pierced ears, and tattoos, including an Egyptian eye on her right arm and red designs on both sides of her upper chest or shoulders. Those identifying details mattered because, in a missing-person investigation, even small features can become essential markers for recognition, confirmation, and dignity.

In the period when Nicole was listed as missing, the public-facing record did not provide a full narrative of her final known movements or the circumstances that led to her disappearance. Uncovered's page noted that the case needed attention and listed NamUs as a featured source, while NamUs identified the case under its federal missing-person system and showed that the case record had been created in April 2021. The Alachua County and Micanopy connection placed her disappearance in a small North Florida community, where the absence of a person can be felt sharply by family, friends, and anyone who had known her ordinary routines before the day she vanished.

Official reports indicate that Nicole Hall was later found deceased. The exact date and circumstances have not been made clear in the publicly available sources reviewed here, so the most respectful account is that her missing-person case is no longer active in the same way it once was, but the public record still reflects the painful arc of a 30-year-old woman last seen on April 3, 2019, in Micanopy, Florida, whose disappearance was documented through NamUs and other missing-person listings before authorities reported that she had been located deceased. In overview, Nicole's case began with her last known presence in Micanopy, continued through years of public missing-person documentation tied to NamUs MP71441 and Alachua County-area listings, and ended with the devastating confirmation that she was no longer missing but had died, leaving behind a record defined by sparse details, unanswered questions, and the enduring need to remember her as a person rather than only as a case file.

Last Seen: Apr 03, 2019