10-Year-Old Florida Girl Mysteriously Disappeared After Mom Goes to Jail & Hasn’t Been Seen in MonthsNewsWithLala November 20, 2025For six months, 10-year-old Gabrielle “Gabby” Terrelonge has been missing, and her father says he’s living with nonstop “what-ifs.” The Florida girl was last seen on June 30, 2025, traveling with her mother, 34-year-old Passha Davis, on a Greyhound bus from Broward County to Orlando. Surveillance and witnesses place them at the Florida Mall that evening.

Becky Ferguson

Paris, TX · 2 months ago

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Ellenton, FL · 2 months ago

10-Year-Old Florida Girl Mysteriously Disappeared After Mom Goes to Jail & Hasn’t Been Seen in Months NewsWithLala November 20, 2025 For six months, 10-year-old Gabrielle “Gabby” Terrelonge has been missing, and her father says he’s living with nonstop “what-ifs.” The Florida girl was last seen on June 30, 2025, traveling with her mother, 34-year-old Passha Davis, on a Greyhound bus from Broward County to Orlando. Surveillance and witnesses place them at the Florida Mall that evening, and then the trail goes cold. Gordon Terrelonge says he hadn’t seen Gabby for months after a fight with Davis. In October, he checked online jail records and discovered Davis had been arrested in Margate. When he contacted police to ask who had Gabrielle, he and investigators learned together that nobody could account for her. She was officially reported missing on October 29. Davis is now jailed on a child neglect charge connected to Gabrielle’s disappearance. Police say she is homeless, has mental health and substance abuse struggles, and has not given clear information about where her daughter is. She allegedly claimed Gabrielle was with her father, something investigators say is not supported by any evidence. The search for Gabrielle has expanded from South Florida into the Orlando and Kissimmee areas, including abandoned hotels along U.S. 192 that the family is believed to have used before. The FBI, Margate police, and local deputies are reviewing surveillance, retracing bus routes, and ask