Framingham Authorities Urgently Search For Missing Sisters Juliana And Isabella Miranda
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — Juliana Miranda, 17, and Isabella Miranda, 16, have been missing since November 7, 2025, sending shockwaves through their family and the wider community. The sisters, believed to be together, were last seen near their home in Framingham, and authorities are appealing to the public for any information that could lead to their safe return. Family members describe them as bright, caring, and close-knit, and they are deeply concerned about their welfare.
The Framingham Police Department confirmed that the Miranda sisters were reported missing earlier this week after failing to return home from school and local activities. Initial investigations revealed no indication of foul play at the time of their disappearance, but authorities have not ruled out any possibilities. Officers are canvassing neighborhoods, speaking to friends, classmates, and local residents, and checking local transportation hubs in hopes of tracing their movements.
Juliana Miranda, the older sister, is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall with brown hair and hazel eyes. Isabella Miranda is slightly shorter, 5 feet 2 inches, with similar features. Both were wearing casual clothing at the time they were last seen, but specific details are being withheld for security reasons. Authorities are also distributing photographs and descriptions of the sisters to schools, community centers, and public spaces across Framingham and surrounding towns.
The Miranda family has been actively involved in the search, posting pleas on social media and coordinating with local volunteers. “We just want our daughters back,” said a family member. “Every lead counts. Even the smallest detail could help bring Juliana and Isabella home safely.” Community members have organized search parties and are sharing flyers, hoping to maximize the reach of any potential information.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) has issued an alert under case number 2067618. Anyone with information is urged to call 911, the Framingham Police at (508) 872-1212, or NCMEC at 1-800-843-5678. Authorities stress that tips can be provided anonymously, and all information is valuable.
Police are reviewing surveillance footage from nearby streets, public transport, and local businesses, while coordinating with neighboring towns to expand the search radius. They are also using digital resources to track social media activity that may help locate the sisters. Investigators caution the public to remain vigilant and report any sightings immediately, emphasizing the importance of acting quickly in missing teen cases.
Juliana and Isabella Miranda’s disappearance has galvanized the Framingham community, highlighting the urgency of a coordinated search effort. Schools, local organizations, and residents are rallying to assist law enforcement, sharing updates, and maintaining a watchful eye for the teenagers. The sisters’ family and friends continue to appeal for the public’s help, holding onto hope that Juliana and Isabella will be reunited safely with their loved ones soon.
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