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Missing Child: Beaumont Teen Brookelynn Kelise Murphy Reported Missing Since October 4

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children lists the 14-year-old in its missing-child records. Authorities are seeking information that could help locate her.

By Michael L. Hamilton II · The Texas Public Record
Official NCMEC photograph of Brookelynn Kelise Murphy
Official photograph published by NCMEC, case 2103935. Case information checked October 14, 2026.

BEAUMONT, Texas — Fourteen-year-old Brookelynn Kelise Murphy has been missing from Beaumont, Texas, since October 4, 2026, according to case information displayed by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC).

Brookelynn’s official missing-child record includes her photograph, full name, age, missing date and Beaumont location. The record identifies her National Crime Information Center (NCIC) number as M299144382 and her NCMEC case number as 2103935.

The available information does not establish the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. No assumptions should be made about where she may have gone or what happened.

Missing Child Information

Full name: Brookelynn Kelise Murphy
Age: 14
Missing since: October 4, 2026
Missing from: Beaumont, Texas
NCIC number: M299144382
NCMEC case number: 2103935
Investigating agency: Beaumont Police Department

How to Report Information

Anyone who recognizes Brookelynn or has information that could help investigators locate her should contact:

Beaumont Police Department
409-832-1234

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)

For an immediate sighting or emergency, call 911.

Information should be provided directly to law enforcement or NCMEC rather than posted publicly as speculation.

Why Sharing Accurate Information Matters

Missing-child awareness depends on accurate information reaching people who may recognize a child or know something relevant to an investigation.

Sharing Brookelynn’s official photograph alongside her verified identifying information may help bring her case to the attention of someone who can assist.

The Texas Public Record encourages readers to share the official case information, respect the family’s privacy and avoid circulating unconfirmed claims.

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