The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help finding 13-year-old Victoria Charlotin, a Miami girl who has been missing for weeks. Deputies say she was last seen leaving her home on the 400 block of Northwest 149th Street, and authorities believe she may be in need of services.
According to WSVN, the sheriff's office is “asking for the public's help locating a 13-year-old girl who has been missing since late March.” The station reports Charlotin was last seen March 23 at approximately 10 a.m. leaving that Northwest 149th Street address, wearing a white and black T-shirt and sweatpants.
A conflicting account complicates the timeline. A search-result snippet from Local 10 states that Victoria Charlotin “vanished on Aug. 24 in Miami-Dade County.” The two dates do not match, and nothing in the available reporting reconciles the discrepancy, so both versions are presented here as reported by their respective outlets.
Description and What Authorities Are Saying
Charlotin is described as a Black female, 5 feet tall and 170 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair, per the WSVN report. Authorities have not detailed what kind of services she may need, only that they believe she requires them.
A Threads post from the station's account echoes the March 23 timeline, stating that “Victoria Charlotin was last seen March 23 leaving her home on NW 149th Street in Miami.”
Threads post from @wsvn: “Victoria Charlotin was last seen March 23 leaving her home on NW 149th Street in Miami.”
How to Report Information
Anyone with information on Charlotin's whereabouts is asked to contact Deputy M. Ritch Jr. at 305-715-3300, or Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS. Callers may remain anonymous, the report notes.
No confirmed update on Charlotin's current status or where she may have gone has been made public. Miami-Dade authorities continue to seek any leads that could help bring the teenager home.
