Teen mysteriously goes missing from Palm Bay – Family begs for help

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 15-year-old Jeremiah Miranda has been reported missing for nearly a week according to his family. His mother says that around 9:30 am Monday, “I saw him leave the house from my doorbell camera wearing a red hoodie black sweat pants and black socks white crocs.”

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She reported him missing to Palm Bay police at 6am the next day. At the same time, another 15-year-old boy went missing that lives a block away from her and her son. An alert went out from law enforcement for the second teen that was missing. He was later found according to his mother.

Jerimiah however, is still missing. His mother Princess states that Jerimiah is 5’10 and weighs about 180lbs. He was last seen leaving their house on Ocala street Southwest Palm Bay where he was headed to Bayside High. His mother said he currently has dreadlocks.

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According to family and friends, including his girl friend, he has not been active on any of his social media accounts since that day. Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Palm Bay Police Department.

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