Each month, families in Missouri are left searching for answers as another child disappears. As of April 20, 2025, nine more children have been reported missing this month alone, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). Among them is Antonia Thompson, who has been missing since April 7.
Here’s what we know about each child, along with the proper authorities to contact if you have any information:
Hannah Geraci
Age: 17
Missing from Weaubleau, Missouri, since April 2, 2025. Hannah may be in Branson or St. Joseph. She has several tattoos, including a cross on her neck and a butterfly with the date “1-13-73” on her forearm.
📞 Hickory County Sheriff’s Department: 1-417-745-6415
Tonrell Sutton
Age: 15
Last seen in St. Louis on April 3, 2025.
📞 Olivette Police Department: 1-314-645-3000
Paul Wilkins (may go by Paris)
Age: 17
Missing from Florissant since April 5, 2025. He may be in Illinois.
📞 St. Louis County Police Department: 1-636-529-8210
Antonia Thompson
Age: 17
Reported missing from St. Louis on April 7, 2025.
📞 St. Louis Police Department: 1-314-231-1212
Susanna Weber
Age: 17
Disappeared from St. Joseph on April 8, 2025. May go by Anna or Roze. Her hair was dyed strawberry blonde and her ears were pierced at the time she went missing. She may be headed toward Kansas or Arizona.
📞 St. Joseph Police Department: 1-816-271-4702
Zoey Phillips
Age: 17
Last seen in St. Louis on April 9, 2025.
📞 St. Louis County Police Department: 1-636-529-8210
DeAnthony Miner
Age: 15
Reported missing from St. Louis on April 10, 2025.
📞 St. Louis County Police Department: 1-636-529-8210
Zy’air Mack
Age: 15
Vanished from St. Louis on April 11, 2025.
📞 St. Louis County Police Department: 1-636-529-8210
Ari Anderson
Age: 17
Missing from Springfield since April 16, 2025.
📞 Springfield Police Department: 1-417-864-1810
Del Zay Quintel Anderson
Age: 16
Disappeared from Florissant on April 17, 2025.
📞 Florissant Police Department: 1-314-831-7000
It’s important to remember that not every missing child is a runaway. Missouri law (Section 43.400, RSMo 2023) considers all runaway cases as missing children cases. Teens are especially vulnerable, and it’s critical not to make assumptions about the circumstances surrounding their disappearances.
NCMEC updates its database regularly, and when a poster is taken down, it may indicate a child has been found or the case has changed status. Still, many cases remain open.
Seven teens reported missing in March 2025 remain unaccounted for:
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Jamear Taylor
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Dorian Locke Vallinmaki
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Tony Tarez Steeples
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Iysis Cross
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Jeremih Kahari
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Jordan Thomas
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Michael Darnell Mosley
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Dumorrgon Sullivan
In addition, four out of six children reported missing in February 2025 are still missing. From January 2025, two 17-year-olds—Bertram Griffin and Alexis Whitley—remain unlocated three months later.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children operates 24/7 and works closely with law enforcement and families to locate missing children, prevent abductions, and combat exploitation. If you know anything about any of these children, call the NCMEC at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).
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