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NCMEC Warns Missing Missouri City Teen Parish Spencer, 15, May Need Medical Attention

Parish Spencer has been reported missing since October 23. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children instructs anyone who locates her not to approach and to contact law enforcement immediately.

By Michael L. Hamilton II · The Texas Public Record
Parish Spencer, 15, in the official NCMEC missing-child photograph.
Parish Spencer, in the photograph published with NCMEC’s missing-child notice. Source: National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. Reproduced without alteration. If located, do not approach; contact law enforcement immediately.

MISSOURI CITY, Texas — The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has published a missing-child notice for Parish Spencer, a 15-year-old girl reported missing from Missouri City on October 23, 2026.

The notice contains a specific warning:

“CAUTION: IF LOCATED, DO NOT APPROACH AND IMMEDIATELY CONTACT LAW ENFORCEMENT.”

NCMEC also states that Parish may be in need of medical attention.

The public notice does not explain the circumstances behind either warning. It does not establish that Parish is dangerous, involved in criminal activity or experiencing any particular medical condition.

The Texas Public Record is sharing her official identifying information to help the public recognize her and direct potentially useful information to authorities.

What is known

NCMEC’s notice identifies:

The listing includes a photograph intended to help the public recognize Parish. The available notice does not establish where she was last seen within Missouri City, whether she may have traveled elsewhere or the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.

Those details should not be assumed.

If Parish is located

NCMEC’s instruction is to avoid approaching her and immediately contact law enforcement.

Anyone who believes they have located Parish should report the sighting rather than attempt to approach, follow, detain or independently investigate her. An accurate location, time and relevant observations may help authorities respond.

The medical-attention warning is being reported as NCMEC published it. No diagnosis or explanation has been established in the public notice.

How to report information

Missouri City Police Department:

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children:

Emergency: 911

IMPORTANT: IF PARISH IS LOCATED, DO NOT APPROACH HER. CONTACT LAW ENFORCEMENT IMMEDIATELY.

Share information directly with authorities rather than publicly circulate unverified sightings or allegations. Consult the official NCMEC notice for current information before resharing this report.

Sources

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children — Parish Spencer individual missing-child notice, NCMEC 2106267; identifying information, official photograph, NCIC number, medical-attention statement and do-not-approach warning. Live notice independently retrieved November 4, 2026.

Missouri City Police Department — official department contact information; main telephone and crime-tip numbers.

Verified through November 4, 2026.

Reporting note: NCMEC’s live notice confirms the identifying information and safety instructions reported here. The circumstances of Parish’s disappearance and the reasons for the warnings are not explained in that public notice. A public listing is not a substitute for contacting authorities about a possible sighting.

EDITORIAL NOTICE: This report reflects records and information available at publication. Allegations, charges, and disputed claims are not findings of wrongdoing. Submit documented correction or clarification requests to The Texas Public Record. Material errors will be corrected transparently.

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