Detroit, Michigan – The search for 13-year-old Na’Ziyah Harris, who went missing from Detroit’s east side in January, continues to grip the community with fear and uncertainty. Na’Ziyah was last seen on January 9, 2024, getting off her school bus, but she never made it home. The circumstances of her disappearance have led to widespread concern, speculation, and calls for justice.
Na’Ziyah’s disappearance has captured the attention of many, including local residents and online communities. One such individual, Amanda Butler-Smith, shared her thoughts on Facebook, stating, "Na’Ziyah Harris is her name. If you haven’t heard… this 13yo went missing from the east side of Detroit back in January. Supposedly between getting off the bus and her house, which isn’t far." Amanda expressed her deep concern over the case, sharing her frustrations with the lack of progress and accountability, particularly pointing fingers at family members and Child Protective Services (CPS).
Adding to the gravity of the situation, there were initial claims that Na’Ziyah was heard screaming in a basement, though these reports were later disputed by her cousin and law enforcement officials. Despite these claims being unverified, the community remains on high alert as the Detroit Police continue their investigation. Recent updates reveal that authorities are now questioning a convicted sex offender in connection with Na’Ziyah’s disappearance.
The emotional toll of the case is evident across social media, with users like Nikkie Oliveri urging the public to keep Na’Ziyah’s story alive. "Make shareable let’s not let the world forget about her and her story. So sad," Nikkie posted. The sentiment was echoed by others, including Rhonda Foster, who simply commented, "Heartbreaking."
As the search for Na’Ziyah Harris enters its eighth month, the Detroit community continues to hope for answers. However, as time passes, the chances of finding Na’Ziyah alive diminish, leaving her loved ones and supporters clinging to hope while fearing the worst.