Ten-year-old Gabrielle Patricia Terrelonge was last confirmed to be with her mother at a Greyhound bus stop near the Florida Mall in Orlando, Florida, on June 30, 2025. One week later, her mother was reportedly seen boarding another bus alone. However, Gabrielle was not reported missing until October, when her father discovered that her mother had been arrested in Broward County.
By then, the little girl affectionately known as “Gabby” had been out of contact with her family for months. Her father, Gordon Terrelonge, had been searching for her and her mother, Passha Bianca Davis, after losing contact with them earlier that year. When he learned Davis was incarcerated, he contacted the Margate Police Department to ask who was caring for his daughter. Officers could not account for Gabrielle’s whereabouts.
According to CBS News Miami, Gordon described his daughter as a vibrant but sometimes shy child who loved bright pink and dressing like a princess. She also enjoyed coloring and tea parties, and although she was cautious around unfamiliar adults, she was comfortable talking with other children.
Her family has spent more than a year trying to find her, while investigators work to establish what happened during the months she was unaccounted for.
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