Cleveland, Ohio-In 2023, Ohio experienced an alarming surge in missing children, with over 1000 reported missing by September. The trend began in May when nearly 30 children disappeared in just the first two weeks, leading to concerns among officials.
John Majoy, president of Cleveland Missing and police chief of Newburgh Heights, expressed his distress over the unprecedented numbers, noting uncertainties about the reasons behind these disappearances, including possibilities like trafficking, gang involvement, or drug-related activities. Some missing children may not be featured in official lists due to unavailable profile pictures. For a full list of missing children from 2024 and prior years, refer to the provided link.
