UPDATE: Missing Toronto Jewish Girl Found Safe
Toronto police announced the teenage Jewish girl who went missing nearly two weeks ago was found safe this afternoon.
The Toronto Jewish girl who went missing nearly two weeks ago has been found safe, police announced this afternoon.
As we reported earlier, Esther, a fourteen-year-old on the autism spectrum, disappeared on the night of May 15th, sparking a massive “Level-1” police search. The police investigation was supported by local Jewish community members and volunteers as far away as Rockland County, NY.
Toronto police located Esther at approximately 1 p.m. today in a Toronto home. According to CBC News, police provided no further details on the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and did not suggest that she was abducted.
Superintendent Don Belanger told reporters that she has been taken to hospital to be examined and “appears in good physical condition.”
“Our investigation will now turn to whether or not there is any evidence of criminality associated to her prolonged disappearance,” he said.
@torontopolice Supt. Don Belanger said 15-year-old Esther has been found in a home in Etobicoke and taken to hospital while police determine if there is an “criminality” involved in her “prolonged disappearance.” pic.twitter.com/Ep0qsQE8g6
— Joe Warmington (@joe_warmington) May 28, 2026
Belanger praised both the community and local volunteers: “The manner in which this community came together to support this investigation and Esther’s family was nothing short of remarkable,” Belanger said. “This was more than a police search and police investigation. It was truly a combined community and police effort, including the numerous tips we received daily.”
That community effort was beset by tensions, however, that arose when missing person posters bearing Esther’s face were torn down across the city throughout the search, echoing the removal of hostage posters after October 7. Toronto police confirmed they had received multiple reports of the removals, which the family’s spokesperson called “disturbing and cruel.”
“This is the neighborhood that is being targeted by antisemitic, pro-Hamas activists,” reported Ezra Levant of Rebel News.
BREAKING: Missing 14-year-old Ester has been located.
Rebel News' @EzraLevant is on the scene at Earl Bales Park in north Toronto, where police are set to hold a press conference on the incident.
More updates to come. pic.twitter.com/4joYpL92lz
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) May 28, 2026
“It’s terrifying whenever a young girl goes missing,” said Levant. But Esther’s disappearance was “extra terrifying because she’s Jewish.”
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so another female runaway??
So nice to hear good news.
Normally, my thought is-> Stupid kid ran away. Stupid stuff like that happens all the time. Nothing to see here
But…
Then I remember how those Brit cops blew off gang rapes of underage teen girls because the girls were willingly there (and the abusers were Pakistani etc. and the girls were from lower class white families)
And I just saw where other Brit cops let a boy drown in his own blood (from being stabbed multiple times) while handcuffed because the Sikh who did it said the racist kid called him names and punched him once.
And I remember watching Billboard Chris being assaulted on camera by some guy pretending to be a girl and the Canadian cops who watched it happen said, on camera, that it didn’t happen.
I’ll not so easily dismiss my feeling something may have gone wrong here and is being covered up.
Well said! At the very least a 14yo girl on the spectrum with no apparent history of elopement does not just leave in the middle of the night and remain missing for two weeks without SOMEONE knowing something.
“This “new level of Jew hatred” comes as little surprise in a city…”
I guess now we have to assume that the only reason she was returned was… a new level of Jew respect.
Good new
Just one new?
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“Not a new.”
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