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💜✨ REUNITED & SAFE – SHANIAH ISOM UPDATE ✨💜After 13 long days, we are overjoyed to share that Shaniah Isom is SAFE and h...
03/13/2026

💜✨ REUNITED & SAFE – SHANIAH ISOM UPDATE ✨💜

After 13 long days, we are overjoyed to share that Shaniah Isom is SAFE and has been reunited with her father and family as of March 20th! 🙏🏽💜

Thanks to the coordinated efforts of multiple law enforcement agencies across state lines, Shaniah was located and safely recovered in Pueblo, Colorado. Authorities confirmed that she is now in safe hands, and reunification with her custodial family has taken place.

An arrest has been made in connection to her abduction, bringing an additional step toward accountability and justice.

This outcome is what we pray for every time we share a post — a safe return home. 💜

To Shaniah’s family: We stand with you in this moment of relief, healing, and restoration.

To everyone who shared, prayed, and stayed alert — YOU made a difference. Never underestimate the power of community.

🙌🏽 WELCOME HOME, SHANIAH! 🙌🏽



ORIGINAL POST

🚨 MISSING CHILD – PLEASE SHARE 🚨

INITIAL STORY

Shaniah Isom, 11 (DOB: 3/9/2015), is currently missing from Olive Branch, MS, and her family is urgently seeking help to locate her. Her custodial father, R.L. Isom Jr., has not seen or heard from Shaniah since she went to school on Friday, March 6, 2026.

Shaniah had been staying for a few days with her great-grandfather, Willie Brown Sr., and was expected to return home on Tuesday, March 10, 2026. According to the great-grandfather, on Saturday, March 7, 2026, Shaniah left with her non-custodial mother, Sharayon Brown (28), who stated she would bring Shaniah back later that evening or the following morning. She has not returned Shaniah, and she is not responding to calls or text messages from the father.

A relative of Sharayon, who is also praying for Shaniah’s safe return, has alleged that Shaniah may be in Washington. The family is extremely concerned and asking the public for help locating her.

👧🏾 MISSING CHILD DESCRIPTION
• Name: Shaniah Isom
• Age: 11
• Height: Approximately 4’8”
• Weight: 84.2 lbs
• Hair: Black dreads/twists
• Eyes: Brown
• Wears glasses but did NOT have them on

📍 LAST KNOWN DETAILS
• Last seen leaving with her mother, Sharayon Brown (28)
• Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026
• Location: 5600 block of Ross Rd. N., Olive Branch, Mississippi
• Mother stated she would return Shaniah later that evening or the next morning, but
she has not been returned.

🚨 If you have seen Shaniah or Sharayon or know where they may be, please contact authorities immediately:

📞 Olive Branch Police Department: 662-892-9459
📞 NCMEC (24-hour hotline): 1-800-843-5678

We understand that not everyone is comfortable speaking with law enforcement. If you have information but prefer not to contact police, you can send us a private message through our page or contact a family member listed below. Any information could help bring Shaniah home safely.

FAMILY CONTACTS
Father: R.L. Isom Jr. – (FB: .rl)
Stepmother: Ashley Isom
Grandmother: Joyce Isom – (FB: .isom.35)
Aunt: Neja Hubbard – (FB: .hubbard)

🙏🏽 PLEASE SHARE — it only takes a second and could help bring Shaniah home safely.

As confirmed by her cousin, Monica Nicholson, BeBe has been located and is back home safely with her family. We are tru...
02/14/2026



As confirmed by her cousin, Monica Nicholson, BeBe has been located and is back home safely with her family. We are truly grateful for every prayer, share, and concern shown during this time.

Please continue to keep BeBe and her family lifted in prayer as they move forward with healing and peace.

And to everyone viewing this post: If you see something, say something. Your awareness and willingness to speak up can make all the difference.

ORIGINAL POST

🚨 MISSING PERSON ALERT – VITAL INFO 🚨

NAME: Leberal “Bebe” Turner
Age: 37
LAST SEEN: Thursday, 2/5/2026, ~3:00 PM
LOCATION: 3100 Walpole Ave, Memphis, TN 38118

DESCRIPTION: 5'7", 210 lbs, dark brown skin, back braided hair, brown eyes
Last Seen Wearing: Black jacket, gray jogging pants, blue tennis shoes, carrying a blue backpack

MEDICAL INFO: Diagnosed with Bipolar-Schizophrenia

Bebe left home on foot and has not been seen or heard from since. She lives with her mother who is deeply worried.

📞 If you have any information, call:

Major Kosso 602C, MPD Missing Persons Bureau: 901-636-4479

MPD: 901-545-2677

💬 Prefer not to contact police?
You can send a private message to our page or to family contacts listed below. Any tip could be vital.

FAMILY CONTACTS:

Mother, Branda Biggins Turner
Sister, Shirockie Turner

Please share this post widely. Every share increases the chance of Bebe’s safe return.

🚨 MISSING PR***EN – HELP US BRING HIM HOME 🚨Name: Mykel BrazzelAge: 11Height/Weight: 5'6", 200 lbsMedical Info: Diagnose...
02/14/2026

🚨 MISSING PR***EN – HELP US BRING HIM HOME 🚨

Name: Mykel Brazzel
Age: 11
Height/Weight: 5'6", 200 lbs
Medical Info: Diagnosed with ADHD
Last Seen: February 12, 2026, in Memphis, TN (4600 block of Gilbert Rd)
Clothing: Red hoodie with graphic on back, black pants

If you have any information on Mykel’s whereabouts, please contact Lead Officer [Name] at MPD: Missing Persons Bureau 901-636-4479 or MPD at 901-545-2677.
We understand not everyone is comfortable contacting police. That’s why this group exists — to safely share tips and information that could help bring loved ones home. You can also send us a private message through our page or contact family directly.

FAMILY CONTACTS: [Insert family contacts here]

Please share widely — every view could bring Mykel home. 🙏

09/25/2025

Information or tips on a missing person,
contact the Missing Persons Bureau at 901-636-4479

08/14/2025

For those who constantly ask questions like "Why wasn't an AMBER Alert issued," it's important that we use the resources at our disposal before just making comments, assumptions, and accusations about the police or families. Believe it or not, police don’t issue AMBER Alerts for every missing child. Why, you ask? Well, let me tell you. AMBER Alerts are designed for specific, urgent cases where public involvement can realistically help recover the missing child quickly.

In the U.S., the U.S. Department of Justice has guidelines that most states follow. Generally, an AMBER Alert will only be issued if:

1. The child is 17 or younger.

2. Law enforcement believes the child has been abducted — not just missing or a runaway.

3. The child is in imminent danger of serious injury or death.

4. Enough descriptive information about the child, the suspect, or the suspect’s vehicle exists to help locate them.

5. The alert is issued quickly after the abduction, because timeliness is key to recovery.

If a child is simply missing with no evidence of abduction, or if there’s not enough descriptive information to share, an AMBER Alert often won’t go out.

This is partly to avoid “alert fatigue” — if the system is used too often for lower-risk cases, the public may start ignoring the alerts.

When a case doesn’t qualify for an AMBER Alert, police use other alert systems such as Missing Child Alerts, Endangered Missing Advisories, or local media releases to spread the word.

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