Update on Missing Child Alert: Little Eva No Longer Listed as Missing

Update on Missing Child Alert: Little Eva No Longer Listed as Missing

Conroe, Texas – July 10, 2025

It is with a mixture of relief and lingering uncertainty that we share the latest update regarding 7-year-old Eva Pagan of Conroe, Texas. Little Eva, who had been reported missing since the evening of July 3, 2025, is no longer listed as missing by law enforcement. While this development brings some sense of closure to the days of fear and speculation surrounding her disappearance, no further information has been released by officials at this time.

Eva’s disappearance gripped the hearts of Conroe residents and communities far beyond. Described as a bright, sweet-natured little girl, Eva vanished from sight during what should have been an ordinary summer evening. The initial alert, issued on July 3, prompted a rapid and widespread search, involving local police, volunteers, and national child protection agencies.

Flyers bearing her name and picture were distributed across neighborhoods, shared on social media, and posted in public places in a desperate plea for information. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children joined the effort, amplifying the search nationwide.

For days, her family lived in agonizing limbo, praying for her safe return. Strangers held candlelight vigils, while search teams combed through wooded areas, parks, and neighborhoods. The community banded together, united by concern, hope, and love for a child most had never met.

Now, nearly a week later, the announcement that Eva is no longer listed as missing brings an end to a chapter filled with anxiety and speculation. However, the lack of public details surrounding her status has left many with unanswered questions. At this time, law enforcement has declined to provide further updates, citing privacy concerns and the sensitivity of the case.

Authorities have thanked the public for their vigilance, tips, and efforts during the investigation. They reiterated the importance of responsible communication and continued support for children and families facing such terrifying experiences.

While we await more information, what matters most today is that Little Eva is no longer missing.

To everyone who shared her picture, prayed, searched, or simply cared—thank you.

If additional information becomes available from the Conroe Police Department or the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, updates will be provided accordingly.