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Texas Missing Child Awareness — Michaela Grace Bouillon

By Michael L. Hamilton IIThe Texas Public RecordSeptember 26, 2026
Official missing-child poster for Michaela Grace Bouillon
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Michaela Grace Bouillon was last seen in Corpus Christi, Texas, on September 9, 2025. More than a year later, her name and photograph remain part of a public appeal for information that could help bring her home.

Michaela was 15 when she disappeared. She is now 16.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children published her missing-child poster under case number 2060809. The poster provides limited public information about the circumstances of her disappearance. It does not establish a confirmed companion, destination, vehicle or explanation for what happened.

Those unanswered questions are not grounds for speculation.

For the public, the most useful step is to examine Michaela’s official photograph and share information that can help someone recognize her. A person who remembers seeing her or has information about her whereabouts should contact authorities directly.

A year can change a young person’s appearance. Her official photograph remains an important starting point, but recognition should not depend on an assumption that she looks exactly as she did when the image was taken.

Michaela is more than a case number. She is a missing child whose name and face deserve to remain visible.

IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION

Nueces County Sheriff’s Office: 361-826-2900

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

For an immediate sighting or emergency, call 911.

NCMEC case: 2060809
NCIC: M628603263

Please do not attempt to investigate or locate anyone independently. Give relevant information to law enforcement.

Keep Michaela visible. Help bring Michaela home.

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