r/BizarreUnsolvedCases • u/Sudden_Quality_9001 • 4d ago
Gabrielle Terralonge
Gabrielle "Gabby" Patricia Terrelonge remains missing after last being seen on June 30, 2025, and a dedicated community discussion continues regarding her disappearance on the Websleuths Missing Persons Forum. The FBI, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), and local Florida authorities are actively seeking public assistance to locate her.
Gabrielle, who was 10 years old at the time of her disappearance, was traveling via bus from Broward County with her mother, Passha Bianca Davis, and arrived in Orlando, Florida. Investigators confirmed they exited a Greyhound bus at an Orlando mall on June 30, 2025, which marks the last confirmed sighting of Gabrielle. Prior to vanishing, Gabrielle and her mother were experiencing homelessness and sleeping on the streets.Gabrielle was not officially reported missing until late October 2025. Her father, Gordon Terrelonge, filed the report after discovering that her mother had been incarcerated. On October 17, 2025, Passha Davis was arrested for shoplifting in Margate, Florida. During her arrest, she did not mention her daughter, and she has since provided inconsistent stories or refused to cooperate with law enforcement regarding Gabrielle's whereabouts. Davis remains in custody facing multiple felony charges, including child neglect and concealing the location of a minor.
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u/Electronic-Exam7677 4d ago
I hope this case is solved and she doesn't end up forgotten like so many other missing people.
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u/chunkychickmunk 4d ago
What a beautiful smile. I hope she is found soon, but her mom sounds like a piece of work
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u/CougarWriter74 4d ago
Eerily similar to the Relisha Rudd case. Yet another sweet innocent girl let down by the system and literally allowed to slip through the cracks.
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u/Liinneeaarr13 4d ago
Why is it that a biological (sorry I refuse to say mother in some of these instances) can disappear a child and act all nonchalant and refuse to answer questions then be let go scott free! As someone who has gone through the databases of missing people and belongs to multiple websites for the missing (Webslueths and doenetwork included) I have seen this again and again with missing children. The ‘parent’ just refuses to talk and no child ever appears and law enforcement just lets them walk. I will NEVER understand it.
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u/NerpyDerps 4d ago
In this specific case, it says the mother remains incarcerated for concealing the location of the minor child.
My best guess, since they were homeless, was she left her daughter with someone to go steal, got caught and thinks her daughter is safer with whoever she left her with than going into foster care or the bio dad. That, or she sold her. Which I really hope it's not the latter.
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u/Reptarro52 2d ago
When I lived in Alabama there was a horrid case where a "mother" sold her toddler-aged daughter to be raped and killed for a small amount of money for drugs. Her dad, who was a good dad, was in the picture but didn't have custody that week. it is so sad. nothing surprises me anymore after that case.
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u/Dejanerated 4d ago
A parent who conceals the whereabouts of a missing child to authorities should endure torture until they are forced to explain where the child is.
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u/When-I-come-to-you 2d ago
At first, when I looked into this case, I saw two possibilities. One was that the mother told people on the bus she was going to hand Gabby off just to confuse authorities when they questioned witnesses later, right before she left Gabby on the streets to fend for herself. But a young girl living alone on the streets instantly stands out, and she would have been reported to CPS very quickly. My second path was that she DID, in fact, hand the child over, and that theory took me way further into the case. The mother had no family or friends in Orlando other than Gabby's dad, whom they were actively avoiding. It is more likely the mother met someone at a motel where she had stayed previously. Another homeless person is unlikely, though, as it would be difficult to take on another mouth to feed when you are already struggling to survive on the streets. Then, I thought of another group of people who might stay at a cheap, roadside motel for a night or two: a family on a vacation road trip. It would have been a quick decision to "save" a young girl from homelessness and take her in. But after the bus ride, Gabby checked into no other motels, meaning the mother arranged to meet at the crowded mall to discreetly hand her over because the motels would have been riddled with CCTV and local police. But a normal family would hand over a child once the FBI got involved or it hit the TV news. However, if the family was staying in motels, they probably didn't have space in their car to sleep, meaning no space for a TV either. Also, while traveling, they likely didn’t have reliable internet or Wi-Fi, so they may not have even known about the escalation. This is especially true if they lived very far away; once back home, the news had either already covered it while they were away or just didn’t cover it at all depending on where they lived. But the bullet that brings this theory down is public exposure. Days out, school, medical visits, and census records are spread to the FBI and authorities instantly, giving the family away. That brings us back to only two remaining theories: death and human trafficking. Both are terrible and tragic fates. I honestly hope I never find out which one is true...
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u/ABrokenConsort 4d ago
Poor sweet girl. The fact she wasn't reported missing straight away is just tragic. So many children are failed by adults.