A baby girl nicknamed “Mimi” disappeared from Detroit, Michigan, in 2006, and the public record offers little explanation of what happened afterward.
Jamilah Andredocel Haley was last seen on September 28, 2006. According to NamUs, she was believed to have been taken by her father.
The Doe Network also lists Jamilah as endangered missing and says her father is believed to have taken her. However, publicly available records do not identify him or describe the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. Further, there isn’t anything to indicate where investigators believed he may have gone with the child.
There is also little publicly available information about the search for Jamilah in the years that followed. OBG could not locate a later law enforcement announcement saying she had been found, and her NamUs case remains active.
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Jamilah Haley: What To Know
At the time of her disappearance, Jamilah Haley stood approximately 1 foot 8 inches tall and weighed about 20 pounds. She has brown eyes and black hair.
She was reportedly wearing a purple jogging suit and purple snow pants when she disappeared.
Anyone with information about Jamilah Haley’s whereabouts should contact the Detroit Police Department Missing Persons Unit at (313) 596-2221. The agency case no. is SWM032.
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Case Number: SWM032
Agency: Detroit Police Department
Phone: (313) 596-2221
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