Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP65329)
Oscar Rene Cerrato Centeno was 15 years old when he was last reported seen in Miami, Florida, on November 30, 2017. He was listed as a male teenager in NamUs case MP65329, with the date of last contact recorded as November 30, 2017, and the case associated with Miami, Florida. Public case listings described him as having black hair and brown eyes, standing about 5 feet 4 inches to 5 feet 6 inches tall, and weighing approximately 140 to 150 pounds at the time he was reported missing.
The limited public information available about Oscar’s disappearance indicates that he left his residence and did not return. That brief circumstance, repeated in public missing-person summaries that cited NamUs information, left few publicly available details about what happened afterward, who last saw him, or whether he was believed to be traveling alone. Because he was only 15, the report would have carried the urgency and fear that surrounds any missing juvenile case, especially when the publicly available circumstances were so sparse and offered no clear explanation for why he left or where he may have gone.
Oscar’s case was later reflected in public missing-person databases and location-based case listings under the NamUs number MP65329, helping preserve the basic identifying information needed for recognition: his name, age, Miami location, date of last contact, physical description, and case number. Those listings did not provide detailed public accounts of the investigative steps taken, possible sightings, travel routes, or the circumstances under which he was eventually located. In cases like this, the absence of extensive public detail does not mean the situation was less serious; it often means that the information released publicly was limited while agencies and family members focused on locating the missing child.
Official reports indicate that Oscar Cerrato Centeno was found alive, and his case is no longer an active missing-person matter. The exact date and circumstances of his recovery were not clearly available in the public online sources reviewed, so no specific recovery date should be stated without further official documentation. Overall, Oscar’s case began as the disappearance of a 15-year-old boy from Miami on November 30, 2017, after he reportedly left home and did not return; public records preserved only a small amount of identifying and case information, but the most important outcome is that he was ultimately located alive.Last Seen: Nov 30, 2017
