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Missing Barnes Hill Teen Found Safe and Reunited with Family

6 October 2025 - 16:57

Missing Barnes Hill Teen Found Safe and Reunited with Family

6 October 2025 - 16:57
Missing Barnes Hill Teen Found Safe and Reunited with Family

Dejahnique Charles of Barnes Hill

Relief swept through the Barnes Hill community on Monday after Dejahnique Charles, the teenager who was reported missing over the weekend, was found safe and has since been reunited with her family.

According to reports, Dejahnique was located after an extensive search effort that involved family members, friends, and concerned residents who quickly mobilized when news of her disappearance spread on social media.

The teenager had last been seen on Saturday afternoon after leaving home to attend the Mega Bounce event. Her disappearance prompted widespread concern and a public appeal for information on her whereabouts.

Family members expressed deep gratitude to the public and the police for their support and swift action in helping to locate her.

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14 Comments

  1. Wonder way she went

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    • So where she was , why you all not saying…..

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    • Not your business! It’s not your child! Say praise Hod she’s alive!

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  2. Of course. She was on a bunch castle. Sickening children

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  3. Hope you “bounced” enough girl. WITH EVERYTHING THATS HAPPENING IN THIS SMALL COUNTRY YOU FIND THATS THE BEST MOVE. TO GO WILD OUT AND SEND PEOPLE IN PANIC MODE WHEN YOU WERE ENJOYING YOUR LADY AREA. LISTEN <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< MI BEX NO WAH

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  4. Imagine the fear her mother musta feel. These young people don’t get it till something bad happen.

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  5. happy she’s okay. I hope she and her family get whatever support they need moving forward situations like this can be hard emotionally.

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  6. So where was she? the next time she goes missing no one will bother with the plea for help since its her habit

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  7. It’s good that she was reunited. But the question still remains. Where was she ?

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  8. You had the whole country praying and searching, and you couldn’t even call to say you okay? That’s pure selfishness

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  9. When will this stop, how and when do we know it is serious when one goes missing, do we turn a blind eye thinking they went by a friend, or do we go in frantic mode trying to source information that can lead to these young loves. When do we know this one is serious, whenever I see these clips of our young girls going missing my heart aches as a mother of 2 daughters, an aunt, great aunt a concerned citizen.

    Young ladies fire someone to talk to, a church member, teacher, aunt etc. Just someone you can express ur feelings to if its a case of abuse whether it verbal or physical. Stop giving your parent, family members loved ones and the public at large these scare.

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  10. If that was my child, she wouldn’t be leaving the house for a good while! These children too careless.

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  11. We too soft on these young ones. She need some serious talking to that kind of behavior can’t slide

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  12. The parents must be relieved, yes……. but that girl need a long sit-down. Actions have consequences.

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