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Missing Child: San Antonio Teen Esmeralda Faith Ruiz Reported Missing Since October 13

Esmeralda Faith Ruiz, 15, has been missing from San Antonio since October 13, 2026. Anyone with information that could help locate her should contact investigators.

By Michael L. Hamilton II · The Texas Public Record
Official NCMEC photograph of Esmeralda Faith Ruiz, age 15, missing from San Antonio since October 13, 2026.
Photograph from NCMEC’s official case listing, reproduced without alteration. View the official notice and additional photographs.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Fifteen-year-old Esmeralda Faith Ruiz has been missing from San Antonio since October 13, 2026, according to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC).

The official listing identifies the San Antonio Police Department as the investigating agency. NCMEC lists her case as 2104893 and her National Crime Information Center (NCIC) identifier as M689115400.

The available information does not establish the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. There is no verified basis to characterize the case as an abduction or to suggest where she may be.

Missing Child Information

Full name: Esmeralda Faith Ruiz

Age: 15

Missing since: October 13, 2026

Missing from: San Antonio, Texas

NCIC number: M689115400

Investigating agency: San Antonio Police Department

Have Information About Esmeralda?

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

San Antonio Police Department: 210-207-7273

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

If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

Information should be reported directly to investigators rather than shared publicly as speculation.

Why Public Awareness Matters

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

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

The goal is straightforward: keep accurate information visible and help bring Esmeralda home safely.

Sources

Consult the official notice for current case status. Information should be directed to investigators or NCMEC.

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