London Thomas Detroit MI Missing :We are asking for the public’s assistance in locating London Thomas, a 17-year-old girl who has gone missing under concerning circumstances. London was last seen on Sunday, April 6, 2025, in Inkster, Michigan. As each hour passes, the urgency to find her only grows. Her family, friends, and community are desperate for any information that could be
Description
- Name: London Thomas
- Age: 17
- Height: 5 feet 8 inches
- Weight: Approximately 115 pounds
- Last Seen Wearing:
- Pink Crocs
- Black leggings
- Either a black hoodie with a Jason mask on it or a dark green hoodie with the words “1-800 Mental Health Matters” on the front
London’s last known location was Carlysle Street in Inkster, MI. According to the latest information, her cellphone last pinged in the area of Ann Arbor Trail between Middlebelt Road and Inkster Road—just a short distance away from where she was initially seen. Since then, there has been no activity from her phone or social media, and no one has reported seeing or hearing from her.
There are still many unanswered questions surrounding London’s disappearance, and law enforcement is actively investigating all possibilities. While there is currently no official evidence of foul play, the sudden and uncharacteristic nature of her disappearance has raised major concerns among both family and authorities. London is known to be responsible, thoughtful, and in close contact with her loved ones. She would not disappear without notifying someone unless something was wrong.
Her family describes her as quiet, bright, and deeply compassionate. She’s the kind of person who would go out of her way to help someone else—even if it meant putting herself last. She loves music, creative writing, and is known for wearing her heart on her sleeve. London is also passionate about mental health advocacy, which is why she often wore her favorite green hoodie that reads “1-800 Mental Health Matters.”
The entire community is shaken. Her disappearance has left an unmistakable void in the lives of those who love her—and many more who are now hearing her story and joining in the effort to bring her home.
The Westland Police Department is handling the investigation and encouraging anyone with even the smallest piece of information to come forward. In a case like this, no detail is too small. Did you see London on or around April 6? Did you see someone matching her description walking or getting into a car in the area of Carlysle Street or Ann Arbor Trail? Have you seen her pink Crocs or the distinctive hoodie?
If you have a home security camera, dashcam footage, or surveillance video in that area from April 6, especially between Middlebelt Rd. and Inkster Rd., please check it and report anything that seems unusual. Even background figures, cars, or someone walking could prove to be a vital clue.
The family has also been working alongside volunteers to distribute flyers and raise awareness on social media platforms. Friends, neighbors, and concerned citizens have been combing the surrounding areas on foot and online, hoping to find any sign that could help piece together what happened that da
If you live in the area, please:
- Check security cameras, doorbell cams, or dashcams for any footage from Sunday, April 6, especially in the Inkster and Westland area near Carlysle Street and Ann Arbor Trail.
- Share London’s photo and information on social media using the hashtag #FindLondonThomas.
- Keep your eyes open in parks, bus stops, neighborhoods, and other public spaces.
- Talk to your friends, coworkers, and neighbors—sometimes word of mouth can lead to vital information.
Most importantly: If you know anything—no matter how small it may seem—please come forward.
If you have any information about London Thomas’s whereabouts, you are urged to contact:
You can also report tips anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAK-UP or visit their website.
London’s loved ones have released a heartfelt statement in hopes it reaches someone who knows something:
“London, if you see this—we love you, we miss you, and we just want to know that you’re safe. No matter what has happened, you are not alone. Please come home. And to anyone out there who might know something, please help us. She is everything to us.”
Missing person cases involving minors are especially urgent. The first 48 to 72 hours are crucial in gathering evidence, locating potential witnesses, and following up on tips. As time passes, leads can go cold, and chances of finding the person safe can decrease.
We must act fast, and we must act together.
Please share this message. Post it to your community groups. Mention it at school, work, or church. Check in with young people in your life—sometimes teens know things before adults do, and may be afraid to speak up. Let them know they can come forward anonymously.
London Thomas is not just a name on a poster. She is a daughter, a friend, a student, and a beautiful human being with so much life ahead of her. Her story matters, and her safe return is something we can all play a role in.
If you have information, please make the call. And if you don’t, please share her story.
Let’s bring London home.
