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Seven-year-old Yousef Adas has been missing from Dallas, Texas, since March 24, 2026.
Six months have passed since the date listed on his official missing-child poster. His photograph remains part of a public appeal through the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
Yousef is seven years old. His name, photograph and identifying information are available through NCMEC under case number 2096286.
The organization provides one additional detail that may help the public recognize his circumstances: Yousef may be in the company of his father.
That statement does not establish his present whereabouts or explain the circumstances of his disappearance. The public poster does not identify a confirmed destination or provide further details about the family’s situation.
Those gaps should not become speculation.
A photograph that could help bring him home
For a missing child, public awareness can begin with something simple: recognizing a face.
Someone may have seen Yousef without knowing he was listed as missing. Someone may remember an encounter or have information that could assist investigators.
The public is encouraged to examine his official photograph and share the verified NCMEC poster.
The investigating agency listed by NCMEC is the Plano Police Department, although Yousef’s missing-from location is Dallas.
Anyone with information should contact the investigating agency or NCMEC directly rather than attempting to conduct an independent investigation.
Yousef is seven years old. His disappearance remains a matter of public concern, regardless of how little information has been released about the circumstances.
Missing status and poster details verified September 27, 2026. Check the live NCMEC poster for updates.
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