Missing juvenile — Newnan Police searching for 15-year-old Nevaeh Stargell
A morning that shattered calm
Missing person in Georgia. Nevaeh Stargell disappeared during a normal morning. Newnan felt busy and awake. Sunlight touched sidewalks early. School routines started everywhere. One family faced sudden fear. Contact stopped without warning. Worry rose immediately. Police began searching fast. Every minute now matters greatly.
Who Nevaeh Stargell is
Nevaeh is fifteen years old. She is biracial. She stands five-eight. Her weight is about one-sixty-eight. Black hair reaches her shoulders. Brown eyes define her face. Friends describe confidence and warmth. Family remembers strength and humor. Dreams fill her future plans. Her absence feels unbearable.
The last confirmed sighting
Investigators confirmed the time carefully. Nevaeh appeared around 7:20 a.m. The location was Bullsboro Drive. The address was two-eight-four. Morning traffic passed normally. After that moment, the trail faded. No verified contact followed. Timelines now depend on witnesses.
Clothing details that could help
She wore a blue hoodie. White writing covered the front. Black jogging pants followed. Shoes were burgundy and white. Those colors may stand out. Clothing often triggers memory. Recall your morning routes carefully.
Why urgency keeps growing
Teen disappearances escalate quickly. Transportation appears suddenly. Friends may hesitate to speak. Strangers sometimes offer rides. Weather changes without warning. Daylight hides details easily. Waiting removes options. Early tips protect kids.
How police are responding
Newnan officers coordinate daily efforts. Detectives review nearby cameras. Patrols canvas surrounding streets. Dispatch records each tip carefully. Leads receive quick priority. Verified information moves fastest. Rumors slow progress. Cooperation helps everyone.
What the family is enduring
Nights feel longer suddenly. Breakfast tables sit untouched. Phones never leave hands. Every vibration sparks hope. Silence returns again. Friends offer comfort quietly. Neighbors share flyers. Love keeps them standing.
Why sharing matters now
Recoveries often start with awareness. A driver recalls shoes. A clerk remembers clothing. A neighbor recalls timing. These fragments build timelines. Timelines create direction. Direction guides investigators. Sharing multiplies reach instantly.
What to do if you see her
Stay calm and observant. Keep a safe distance. Note streets and times. Observe companions and vehicles. Call authorities immediately. Avoid confrontation.
Where to report information
Contact Detective Sergeant Dawn Howard at 678-673-5351. You may also call 770-254-2355. Provide details clearly. Stay available afterward. Do not delay. Never assume someone else reported.
Newnan remains alert tonight. Officers continue searching. Community eyes stay open. Please share widely. Help bring Nevaeh Stargell home safely.
