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Little Havana Man, 25, Still Missing Two Months After Vanishing Near 7th Street

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Published on September 22, 2026
Little Havana Man, 25, Still Missing Two Months After Vanishing Near 7th Street750 SW 7th St — Last Seen Location
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Christopher Triana, a 25-year-old man last seen in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood, remains missing nearly two months after he disappeared, and detectives are still asking the public for help finding him. He was last seen at 9 a.m. on July 26 along the 750 block of Southwest Seventh Street.

City of Miami Police have been searching for Triana since that morning, according to WSVN. Detectives with the department's Special Victims Unit initially put out the call for assistance, saying in a request reported by local10.com, “Detectives with the City of Miami Police Department Special Victims Unit are requesting the public's assistance in helping them locate a 25-year-old man.”

What Triana Was Wearing and How He Looks

According to that same local10.com report, Triana was last seen wearing a dark blue hoodie, blue pants and black-and-red sandals. He stands 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs around 160 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes, the outlet noted.

Triana also has two distinctive facial tattoos that could help identify him. The station's report describes a small cross underneath his left eye and a tattoo of the word “fear” underneath his right eye.

How to Report a Sighting

Anyone with information about Triana's whereabouts is urged to contact authorities. Detective M. Baluja or an on-duty detective with the Miami Police Department's Special Victims Unit can be reached at 305-603-6300, 305-579-6111, or by email at [email protected], per the same account.

No update on Triana's status has been reported since he was first reported missing in late July, and the circumstances surrounding his disappearance have not been detailed publicly. Detectives continue to treat the search as active as they wait for tips from the community.

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