Urgent Search for Henry Villar

Two Brothers Vanish Without a Trace

Missing person in Arizona. A calm morning in Sacaton, Arizona, turned into a nightmare. On May 7, 2025, 14-year-old Henry Villar disappeared. He wasn’t alone. He left home with his 13-year-old brother, Adrian Villar. Both are now missing.

The Gila River Police Department is actively investigating. Officers urge the public to help. Every second counts in a case like this. The community holds its breath, hoping the boys are found safe.

Who is Henry Villar?

Henry is only 14 years old. He stands at 4’9″ and weighs about 90 pounds. He has long brown hair and brown eyes. A noticeable scar on his left cheek sets him apart.

On the day he vanished, Henry wore a dark gray shirt and joggers. Witnesses saw him leave his home with Adrian early that morning. Since then, there has been no confirmed sighting.

The Bond Between Brothers

Henry and Adrian share a tight bond. Friends describe them as inseparable. They often walk together to school, to the store, or just to explore the area.

Their disappearance feels planned—but why? There are no signs of struggle. No messages left behind. Family members are stunned. They say this has never happened before.

Possible Routes and Concerns

Police believe the boys may have intended to leave Sacaton. However, they don’t know how far they could’ve gone. Neither has a cell phone or vehicle. They left on foot, early in the day, when few people were outside.

Because of Henry’s size and age, police classify him as endangered. His brother Adrian, also a minor, adds to the urgency.

Time is now the enemy.

Family Pleads for Help

Henry’s mother broke down in tears during a news interview. “They’re just kids. Please, if anyone sees them—say something.”

The family has searched local parks, gas stations, and nearby bus stops. Volunteers have joined, canvassing remote areas and backroads.

The emotional toll is visible. But the hope remains alive.

Community Unites

Local leaders have rallied around the Villar family. Flyers cover store windows and telephone poles. The Gila River community stands ready to help.

Children shouldn’t vanish unnoticed. Neighbors have started door-to-door outreach. They’re asking questions, checking home security footage, and watching the roads.

This isn’t just about two boys—it’s about protecting all children.

What You Can Do

If you’ve seen Henry Villar, his brother Adrian, or have any information at all, call:

• Gila River Police Department: (520) 562-4511

• Anonymous Tip Line: (520) 562-7144

No detail is too small. A car. A sighting. A comment. Anything could be the missing piece.

Time Is Running Out

Every hour matters. Every tip helps. Henry and Adrian deserve to be found. Bring them home.