Law enforcement officials in Southwest Miami-Dade, Florida have issued a plea to the community for help in locating two teenagers, Reese Long and Kimber Sexto, who have mysteriously disappeared from Cutler Bay and Southwest Miami-Dade regions recently.
Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, leading the search, have expressed deep concern for the well-being of the young individuals, both of whom vanished under unclear circumstances. Detective units are currently focused on finding 16-year-old Reese Long, and 15-year-old Kimber Sexto.
Reese Long was last known to be in the vicinity of Southwest 89th Avenue in Cutler Bay. This sighting took place on Wednesday night, within the 19600 block area, prior to his disappearance. His physical characteristics could be crucial to identifying him.
Long is a 16-year-old boy with distinct features. He is roughly 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs around 125 pounds. He distinguishes himself with his brown eyes and auburn hair, which could help the public or law enforcement officers identify him if seen.
On the night of his disappearance, Reese Long was reportedly dressed in a brown plaid shirt paired with black pants. These details could aid in identifying him, although it is important to note that his clothing might have changed since then.
In a similar vein, Kimber Sexto, a 15-year-old teenager, has also been reported missing. Sexto was last spotted in the 22500 block area of Southwest 103rd Avenue in Southwest Miami-Dade, creating a sense of urgency in finding her whereabouts.
Sexto is a young girl measuring approximately 5 feet 3 inches in height and weighing close to 110 pounds. A distinguishing feature includes her green eyes which are complemented by her brown hair. Her physical description is being shared in hopes that it will facilitate her identification and safe return.
Details regarding the clothing Sexto was last seen in remain unknown. This lack of information may slightly complicate the search, though it’s hoped that her distinctive features and last known location could help track her down.
A significant piece of information provided by the investigators was that the missing teens, Reese Long and Kimber Sexto, might actually be together. This fact, if true, could reduce the search area and potentially speed up the process of locating them.
Further, investigators raised a concern that the pair may be in need of various services. While no specific details were provided as to why they believe so, it does add a heightened sense of urgency to finding the missing persons and ensuring their safety.
The Sheriff’s Office is strongly advising anyone with knowledge of the teens’ current location or any relevant information to come forward. They have assured the public that any detail, no matter how small, could prove pivotal in locating Reese Long and Kimber Sexto.
To relay information, the public can contact the assigned deputies from the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office – Deputy M. Ritch Jr., Deputy R. Palmer, or any members of the MDSO’s Special Victims Bureau/Missing Persons Squad. The phone number for these contacts is 305-715-3300.
Alternatively, tips can also be supplied to Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS (8477). Officials have assured the public that the process can be anonymous, thus hoping to encourage more people to provide potentially crucial information.
The combined efforts of the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, Crime Stoppers, and the community at large could expedite the process of finding both teens. It is a reminder that everyone’s vigilance can play a crucial role in bringing the missing kids home soon while ensuring their safety.