Toronto Police Intensify Search for Missing 14-Year-Old Esther
Toronto missing girl Esther spoke with Global News a year before disappearance

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Esther, a 14-year-old girl from North York, Toronto, has been missing since May 15, 2025. Her family released a video interview from a year prior to raise awareness and generate tips. Esther is described as smart and caring, and police have initiated a Level 1 search operation to locate her.
- 01Esther was last seen on May 15, 2025, around 11:15 p.m. in Earl Bales Park, Toronto.
- 02She is on the autism spectrum, described by her family as vulnerable and very smart.
- 03Toronto police have launched a Level 1 search operation, mobilizing various units including marine and canine teams.
- 04A security camera image from May 15 shows Esther in a restaurant, aiding in the search efforts.
- 05Esther is described as 5'2'' tall with brown hair, last seen wearing a turquoise sweater and grey sweatpants.
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Esther, a 14-year-old girl from North York, Toronto, has been missing for over a week, prompting her family to share a video interview from a year ago to generate tips. In the video, Esther expresses her admiration for her crossing guard, Michelle Marshall, highlighting her kind and caring nature. Esther was last seen on May 15, 2025, around 11:15 p.m. in Earl Bales Park, and was spotted later that night near Bathurst Street. Her family, concerned for her safety due to her autism spectrum condition, has made public appeals for help. Toronto police have initiated a Level 1 search operation, utilizing various units, and have released a security camera image of Esther from the night she went missing. She is described as 5 feet 2 inches tall, with brown hair, last seen wearing a turquoise sweater and grey sweatpants, and is known to be very smart and articulate. The police have established a dedicated phone line for tips and encourage the public to assist in the search.
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The disappearance of Esther has raised significant concern in the North York community, prompting heightened police activity and public engagement.
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