Missing Child: Yesenia Marlen Espinoza

Age now: 14

Eyes: Black 

Hair: Black

Height: 4 feet 5 inches

Missing since: June 1

Missing from: Santa Rosa

Note: Yesenia is considered an endangered runaway and may be traveling with an adult man.

Contact: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (800) THE-LOST.

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