Nevaeh Faith Stevens, 15, Columbus, Ohio She went missing September 9th and the MCA Virtual Search Party™ needs every eye on this one — Nevaeh may still be in the Columbus area, which means she is reachable right now. REGIONAL THREAT REPORT (not case-related) 🟠 DANGER LEVEL: 7/10 — HIGH 🟧🟧🟧🟧🟧🟧🟧⬜⬜⬜ Franklin County — where Columbus sits — recorded 2,792 missing child cases in 2024, more than any other county in Ohio, according to Ohio Attorney General clearinghouse data reported by WYSO. Youth aged 13 to 17 account for the vast majority of those cases. As recently as August 13, 2026, the Southern Ohio Fugitive Apprehension Strike Team — SOFAST, a U.S. Marshals-led task force drawing from roughly 70 federal, state and local agencies — recovered three missing children in a single Central Ohio operation, locating one 13-year-old girl concealed at a home in Lockbourne, a 16-year-old at a Columbus location, and a 15-year-old near Dublin. The breadth and frequency of these enforcement operations reflects the documented scale of the problem in this region. Franklin County's missing child numbers are not a statistical outlier — they are the highest in the state, year over year, and they reflect an environment where young people disappear and active multi-agency operations are required to find them. NCMEC 2101021 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) • (614) 645-4545 The MCA Search Team doesn't stop when the algorithm moves on. If you are an MCA Search Team Member, you already know what it means to keep going — Nevaeh needs that same commitment right now. Share her face somewhere it hasn't landed yet. We trust Jesus Christ to bring Nevaeh home. "Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me." — Psalm 23:4 ❤️🙏 Before you go — tell us in the comments the city and state you're sharing from. Every location helps us see where Nevaeh's face has landed and where we still need to push. *Nevaeh's face hasn't reached your network yet. That changes now.* ⚠️ Regional statistics, law enforcement operations, and risk data in this post describe the area where this child disappeared — not this case. Case facts come directly from NCMEC or official law enforcement. Regional data is sourced from publicly available law enforcement reports, government agencies, and verified news sources. Danger level scores are Missing Child Alert's independent, research-based assessment of regional risk — not a government or law enforcement rating, and not issued or endorsed by any official authority. #missingkids #MissingPerson #fypシ #ohio - @missing_persons3