Jenna Hospedales was last seen in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, around 3 p.m. on Thursday. She was wearing dark jeans, a black coat, and a gray book bag
Jenna Alexa Hospedales. Photo: Courtesy of Jenelle Hospedales A teen girl from Brooklyn went missing on her way home from school last week. Her family has reportedly posted thousands of flyers around her neighborhood, calling for any information passersby might have about her disappearance.
According to Jenelle Hospedales, her daughter — 14-year-old Jenna Alexa Hospedales — was last seen leaving Brooklyn Technical High School in Fort Greene on January 9. The freshman entered the Fulton Street subway station around 3 p.m., apparently planning to take the G train back to her apartment, located between the Crown Heights and Ocean Hill areas of Brooklyn. She never made it home.
“She’s never gone missing,” Jenelle Hospedales told the Cut. Jenelle says that police appear to view her daughter as a runaway, although the NYPD did not confirm that detail — a spokesperson only said that “the investigation is active and ongoing.” On Thursday, the 77th Precinct Twitter account did share Jenna’s photo, asking for any information the public might have as to her whereabouts.
“She is not a child who is super on social media,” Jenna’s cousin, Crystal Hospedales, told CBS New York. “She’s not a child that dates. She’s not a child that has a wild side. She has never left home, so we are extremely concerned.” Jenna stands around 5’8” tall and weighs about 118 pounds. She was wearing dark jeans, a black coat, and carrying a gray book bag on the day of her disappearance. Anyone with information is asked to contact NYPD Crime Stoppers: information on how to do that can be found here.
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