Dallas Teen Unaccounted For: 15-Year-Old Zion Mo’Net Huff Situation Added to NCMEC Records

 Fifteen-year-old Zion Mo’Net Huff, whose situation has been recorded in the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) database: Critical Missing Teen Notification: 15-Year-Old Zion Mo’Net Huff Unaccounted for in Dallas, Texas A critical alert for a missing individual has been issued for 15-year-old Zion Mo’Net Huff, who has seemingly vanished from Dallas, Texas. Zion’s last sighting occurred on January 1, 2026.

Since that date, her family, friends, and law enforcement personnel have been urgently attempting to find her. Her situation has been logged into the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) database (NCMEC ID: 2073091), and officials are requesting the assistance of the public to locate her as soon as feasible.

The fact that Zion is a minor adds to the urgency of her disappearance, and the details surrounding her last known location remain uncertain. The Dallas Police Department is actively participating in the search efforts, urging anyone who may possess relevant information to come forward.

The matter is regarded as grave, with authorities stressing that even the slightest piece of information could be instrumental in determining her whereabouts or might provide vital leads. Community involvement and vigilance are paramount in cases such as that of Zion. Local residents and those in surrounding areas are advised to inspect neighborhood surveillance cameras, garages, and any places where a missing person may go.

Family, friends, classmates, and neighbors should help by broadly sharing information about Zion's disappearance on social media, neighborhood applications, and local community boards. The widespread sharing of her details enhances the likelihood that someone who has encountered her or is aware of her location will come forward.

If you have spotted Zion or possess any relevant information that could help the investigation, please get in touch with the Dallas Police Department at (214) 744-4444 immediately. Your assistance could be crucial in making a life-saving difference and reuniting a concerned family.