Selena Alford Missing: Family Seeks Help Locating 13-Year-Old Girl Last Seen in Norfolk, Virginia
According to information shared in the missing-person appeal, Selena’s family has not seen or heard from her since her disappearance. They are asking anyone who may have information about her whereabouts to come forward.
Selena was last seen wearing black pajama pants featuring skeleton designs and a black zip-up hoodie.
The appeal also states that she may have been accompanied by another person who could have been driving a black Nissan. The identity of that person, the vehicle’s registration details and their possible connection to Selena’s disappearance have not been established.
Family members are particularly concerned about Selena’s safety because of her young age and the lack of contact since she was last seen.
Anyone who was in the Coleman Place or Oklahoma Avenue area and recalls seeing Selena, someone matching her description or a vehicle resembling the one mentioned is encouraged to share relevant information with police.
Even seemingly minor details, including an approximate time, location or direction of travel, may help investigators establish her movements.
The information provided does not specify when Selena was last seen or whether authorities have issued an official missing-person bulletin.
There is also no verified information establishing that a crime has occurred. Members of the public should avoid speculation and leave the investigation to law enforcement.
Those sharing the appeal are encouraged to use accurate identifying details and confirm that Selena remains missing before circulating updates.
Anyone with information about Selena Alford’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Norfolk Police Department’s non-emergency line at 757-441-5610, as listed in the appeal. If Selena is spotted or appears to be in immediate danger, call 911.
The family’s hope is that accurate information and public awareness will help Selena return home safely.
Selena Alford is 13 years old. Anyone with credible information is encouraged to contact authorities rather than attempt to investigate independently.
