Bloomington police are asking the public for help finding 14-year-old Jazaylia Donnerson, a Black girl described as 5 feet 7 inches tall with black hair, brown eyes, and a tattoo of the word “bad” on the side of her neck. Law enforcement has tried to reach her, but those attempts have been unsuccessful, raising concern for her well-being.
According to CBS News, Donnerson has been missing since May 1 and was last seen in the area of American Boulevard East and Old Cedar Avenue South, wearing a black winter jacket and red-and-black pajama pants and carrying a large white trash bag. But KARE 11 reports a different timeline, saying she was last seen in the evening of September 15 leaving her home near the 7900 block of Old Cedar Avenue in Bloomington. The two accounts do not agree on when or how she was last seen, and neither has been independently reconciled.
Conflicting Details Complicate the Search
CBS News describes Donnerson as weighing about 140 pounds.
KARE 11 reports that Donnerson is known to spend time in Minneapolis, a detail that could be relevant to anyone who may have crossed paths with her outside Bloomington.
How to Report Information
Anyone with information on Donnerson's whereabouts is asked to call Bloomington police at 952-228-3235, or to call 911, according to CBS News. Investigators have not released further detail on the circumstances surrounding her disappearance, and no update on her current status has been made public.
