Vanished in Boynton Beach: The Search for Zareen Khan
A Florida Teen Goes Missing Without a Trace
Missing person in Florida. Zareen Khan, 16, disappeared in the early morning hours of Wednesday, June 11, 2025. She was last seen near the 2200 block of SE 1st Street in Boynton Beach. Since then, no one has heard from her. No text. No call. Nothing. Her sudden disappearance has shaken her family, her school, and her neighborhood.
A Clear Description, But No Direction
Zareen is 5’2” and weighs around 125 pounds. She has mid-back length black hair, brown eyes, and a small nose ring. Her features are distinct, yet no witnesses have stepped forward. Police still don’t know what she was wearing when she left. There’s no known destination. Her phone is off, and her social media has gone silent.
Boynton Beach Police Launch Investigation
The Boynton Beach Police Department filed a missing person report quickly. Officers canvassed the area. They spoke with neighbors. They reviewed any available surveillance footage. So far, there are no strong leads. Police are urging anyone with information to call 561-732-8116. Even the smallest tip could make a difference.
A Family in Turmoil
Zareen’s family is devastated. Her mother hasn’t eaten in days, her father is checking shelters and hospitals. Her older sister drives the same route every night, hoping for a sign. “Zareen never just disappears,” her cousin told a local reporter. “She always messages back. Something is wrong.” The family believes someone knows something—but isn’t speaking yet.
Theories Begin to Form
Friends say she didn’t mention running away. There were no arguments. No signs of distress. She had plans for summer break. She talked about college. Nothing pointed toward escape. So what happened that night? Did someone lure her out? Was she taken? Everyone has questions. No one has answers.
Community Begins to Mobilize
As the news spreads, local volunteers have started distributing flyers. Teenagers are reposting her photo online. Teachers are checking with classmates. The community won’t sit still. But fear is growing. The longer she stays missing, the colder the trail becomes.
Time Is the Enemy
Every minute counts. Police say timing is crucial. The first 72 hours in any missing person case are vital. Unfortunately, that window has already passed. Still, hope remains. Detectives continue working the case. The family won’t stop searching. Neither should we.
You Can Help Right Now
If you saw Zareen on the morning of June 11—or know someone who might have—call 561-732-8116 immediately. Don’t assume others have reported it. Don’t wait for someone else to act. You might be the one who brings her home.
Zareen Deserves to Be Found
Zareen Khan is not just another missing teen. She’s a real person with dreams, friends, and a life waiting to be lived. Her story matters. But that story now hangs in silence. Help us bring back her voice. Help us bring her home.
