A Sudden Disappearance in South Texas
Missing person in Texas. Jenessa Griselda Lopez vanished from her home in Bexar County, Texas, on the evening of July 4, 2025. The 14-year-old girl was last seen around 7:30 p.m. at the 22000 block of King Kong, near Palo Alto Road and Smith Road. Earlier that day, Jenessa told her mother she didn’t feel well. By the time her mother returned home from work, Jenessa was gone.
Jenessa Griselda Lopez: What We Know So Far
Jenessa is a Hispanic female, 4'11" tall, and weighs about 110 pounds. She has black hair, brown eyes, and a quiet demeanor. She was last seen wearing a white shirt and black shorts. There were no witnesses to her departure, and no signs of forced entry were found at the home.
While initial fears suggested she may have simply stepped out, what came next deepened concerns. A post surfaced on one of her social media accounts. It showed Jenessa sitting in an unfamiliar driveway. The setting was not recognizable, and no clues were attached to the photo. Authorities suspect someone else may have taken and posted the photo.
Family and Community on High Alert
Jenessa’s family has been frantically searching for her. They’ve combed neighborhoods, contacted friends, and posted flyers across town. Her mother, devastated and desperate, said Jenessa had never done anything like this before. “She told me she wasn’t feeling well. I never imagined she would disappear,” her mother said.
Neighbors have also stepped up. Some have reviewed security camera footage from the area. Others have shared Jenessa’s image online, hoping someone recognizes her.
Social Media Clue Raises Questions
The photo posted from Jenessa’s account is the only potential lead. The driveway appears to be part of a residential neighborhood, but no address has been identified. Investigators are currently working to trace the post's origin. Detectives believe someone may have picked her up—possibly someone she knew or met online.
Unfortunately, without more information, that post raises more questions than answers. Did she leave voluntarily? Was she lured away? Could someone be holding her?
Authorities Need the Public’s Help
The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office urges anyone with information to come forward. You can call their main line at (210) 335-6000. You may also contact the Missing Persons Unit at missingpersons@bexar.org. Even the smallest tip could be the one that leads to Jenessa.
A Race Against Time
Jenessa’s loved ones are in agony. Each passing day adds more fear. But there is still hope. Someone, somewhere, knows something. Her photo is now circulating across social media platforms and local news stations.
Let’s bring Jenessa home.
If you’ve seen her or recognize the driveway in the photo, speak up. Your information could save her life.
