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Texas Missing Child Awareness · Bastrop
Diana Bello Reyes disappeared from Bastrop, Texas, on October 1, 2022. She would be 18 today.
Nearly four years have passed, but Diana remains listed in the Texas Department of Public Safety Missing Persons Clearinghouse.
Please take a moment to look carefully at Diana’s official photograph.
It was taken when she was younger. Nearly four years can change a person’s appearance, especially during the transition from childhood to adulthood. Don’t assume that the 18-year-old Diana would look exactly like the 14-year-old in the photograph.
Remember her face. Remember her name.
Someone may recognize her. Someone may remember seeing her. Someone may know something that could finally help determine where she is.
Those physical details are from 2022. They should not be assumed to describe Diana exactly as she may appear today.
Texas DPS classifies Diana’s case as a runaway.
The agency’s bulletin also reported that Diana was possibly traveling to Houston with a boyfriend identified only as “Daniel,” whose last name was unknown. DPS reported that he possibly drove a white Chevrolet pickup truck.
Those details come from the original investigation. They should not be interpreted as evidence that Diana, the person identified as Daniel, or that vehicle is currently in Houston or any other particular location.
Nearly four years later, the most important fact remains unchanged: Diana has not been publicly removed from the Texas DPS missing-person record.
She was 14 when she disappeared.
Whatever circumstances surrounded her leaving, she was a child. The purpose of sharing her case isn’t to judge the decisions she may have made at 14. It is to keep her visible and help determine where she is today.
If you recognize Diana, believe you have seen her, or have information that could help authorities locate her, contact the Texas DPS Missing Persons Clearinghouse:
For an immediate sighting or emergency, call 911.
Please share Diana’s official photograph and verified information.
Look beyond the age of the photograph. Think about what nearly four years of growing up might change—and what might remain recognizable.
Diana was 14 when she disappeared. She deserves to still be looked for.
Keep Diana visible. Help bring her home.
Texas Department of Public Safety — Missing Persons Clearinghouse, case R2210004. Verified through September 21, 2026.
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