Case file
Key facts
- Name: Kerissa Dawn Porter
- Age at disappearance: 26
- Last confirmed contact: June 20, 2026, in Cocoa, Florida (Brevard County, Space Coast; ZIP 32926); a reported sighting places her in the 600 block of Camp Road on June 23, 2026
- Description: White female, brown hair, brown eyes, 5’6″, 115 lbs; mole on right cheek; missing teeth; flower tattoo inside right ankle
- Last seen wearing: A halter top, black patent leather pants, and multicolor Vans shoes
- Vehicle: No vehicle is connected to the case in the public record
- Status: Still missing — investigators have released limited information; no suspect, person of interest, or confirmed evidence of criminal activity has been publicly identified
- Case numbers: Brevard County Sheriff’s Office 2026-00196865; NamUs MP160192
- Investigating agency: Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, (321) 633-8419
A mother of three vanishes
Kerissa Dawn Porter was 26 years old and the mother of three children when she was last confirmed in contact in Cocoa, Florida, on June 20, 2026.
Three days later, on June 23, she was reportedly seen in the 600 block of Camp Road in Cocoa. That is one of the last publicly documented facts in her case — and it says something about how little has been established publicly since.
The public record holds no account of where she was going, who she may have been with, or how she was traveling. There is no vehicle connected to the case, and no publicly reported explanation for why communication with her stopped. Whether she left voluntarily, encountered an emergency, or was harmed remains unresolved. Investigators have not publicly identified a suspect, a person of interest, or confirmed evidence of criminal activity. The absence of a public narrative should not be mistaken for evidence pointing any one direction.
The silence around the case
Kerissa’s disappearance never became a news story. No 2026 news-media article about her case has been located — her record lives in the places that catch the people newsrooms miss: the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office case file, the national missing-person database, and family-run advocacy pages.
The national record was published as NamUs case MP160192. An independent case profile on Crime Solvers Central, updated in October 2026 and still listing her as missing, carries the full identifying detail — the mole on her right cheek, the missing teeth, the flower tattoo inside her right ankle — that a stranger might one day use to recognize her.
Four months of searching
While the official record stayed quiet, her family did not. Relatives and authorities have been searching since shortly after she disappeared, and the family built a public campaign around the “Justice For Kerissa Porter” Facebook page — describing searches, asking for shares, and appealing to anyone in Brevard County and along Florida’s Space Coast who might have seen her, spoken to her, or noticed anything in the days after she vanished.
Four months later, there is still no concrete information about where she went. What remains is a family still publicly asking for help, and a case that depends on the one observation nobody has yet reported.
Have information?
Contact the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office at (321) 633-8419 (agency case 2026-00196865). In an emergency, dial 911.
Investigators need the small details, not just sightings: if you saw Kerissa on or after June 20, communicated with her near the time she vanished, or know where she may have stayed, call. Information about unfamiliar vehicles, residences she may have visited, people she may have met, or online and telephone communications could help reconstruct the missing days in her timeline.
Timeline
- June 20, 2026 — Last confirmed contact with Kerissa Porter in Cocoa, FL.
- June 23, 2026 — Reported sighting in the 600 block of Camp Road, Cocoa.
- 2026 — Reported missing to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office (case 2026-00196865); the NamUs national record is published as case MP160192.
- 2026 — Family public appeals via the “Justice For Kerissa Porter” Facebook page; relatives and authorities continue searching.
- October 2026 — Crime Solvers Central case profile updated; still missing, with no recovery information released.
- Today — Still missing, nearly four months after her last confirmed contact.
FAQ
Is Kerissa Porter still missing?
Yes. As of October 2026, Kerissa Porter has been missing for nearly four months. Her NamUs record and the Crime Solvers Central profile (updated in October 2026) both still list her as missing, and no source reports her found.
When was she last seen?
Her last confirmed contact was June 20, 2026, in Cocoa, Florida. A reported sighting places her in the 600 block of Camp Road in Cocoa on June 23, 2026.
What was Kerissa Porter wearing when she disappeared?
She was reportedly wearing a halter top, black patent leather pants, and multicolor Vans shoes. She is 5’6″ and 115 lbs, with brown hair and brown eyes, a mole on her right cheek, missing teeth, and a flower tattoo inside her right ankle — the details most likely to help someone recognize her.
Was a vehicle involved in her disappearance?
No vehicle is connected to the case in the public record, and investigators have not said how she was traveling. That gap is one reason reports of unfamiliar vehicles near Camp Road or elsewhere in Cocoa around June 20–23, 2026, could matter.
Who is investigating?
The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, under agency case number 2026-00196865: (321) 633-8419. The national record is NamUs case MP160192.
Why is there so little news about her case?
No 2026 news-media article about her disappearance has been located. Her case is documented through law-enforcement databases, the NamUs national record, independent case profiles, and her family’s own advocacy — which is one reason public attention, and public sharing of her information, matters here.
What information could help investigators?
Anything that fills in June 20–23, 2026: seeing or speaking with her, knowing where she stayed, a residence she visited, a person she met, an unfamiliar vehicle, or any online or phone communication from that window. Call the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office at (321) 633-8419 — a detail that seems minor can be the one that reconstructs her movements.
How can I help?
Share this case file, especially with anyone in Cocoa, Merritt Island, or along Florida’s Space Coast. If you have information, call the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office at (321) 633-8419.
Sources
- Official / law enforcement: Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, agency case 2026-00196865 (tips: (321) 633-8419); NamUs national missing-person record, case MP160192 (namus.gov).
- News: No 2026 news-media article about this case was located after diligent searching. This is stated plainly so readers understand the case’s sourcing.
- Reference: Crime Solvers Central, “Kerissa Porter Missing Person Case” (updated October 2026; still missing; full description, clothing, case numbers, and tip guidance) — https://crimesolverscentral.com/case/39986; family’s “Justice For Kerissa Porter” Facebook page (family search appeals).
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