Missing

Trenton Duckett

Leesburg, Florida · Missing since August 27, 2006

Trenton Duckett
Trenton’s photograph at age 2, released by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

Quick facts

Full nameTrenton John Duckett
Age at disappearance2
Missing sinceAugust 27, 2006
FromLeesburg, Florida
Height / weight3′0″ / 30 lbs
Hair / eyesBrown hair, brown eyes
Last seen wearingDenim shorts and a green and blue striped shirt
Investigating agencyLeesburg Police Department
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What happened

Trenton John Duckett, 2, was last seen at approximately 7:00 p.m. on August 27, 2006, at his home in Leesburg, Florida, according to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, and he was reported missing from his bedroom that evening. Investigators found his bedroom window open and the screen cut. The Leesburg Police Department says extensive searching by multiple local, state and federal law enforcement agencies was conducted, and the child was not located. His mother died in 2006.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement describes Trenton as 3 feet tall and 30 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Leesburg police describe him as biracial — Asian and White — and NCMEC notes a small mark over his left eye. He was last seen wearing denim shorts and a green and blue striped shirt.

Leesburg police say the investigation remains an open, active missing-persons case, and Senior Detective Allen Carter says the department intends to work it until it is solved. In August 2026, on the twentieth anniversary of his disappearance, NCMEC released a new age progression showing what Trenton may look like at 22. Trenton is still missing.

Age progression of Trenton Duckett
NCMEC age progression of Trenton to 22 years old, released in 2026.
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Have information?

Contact Leesburg Police Department / Central Florida Crimeline / NCMEC:

352-787-2121  ·  1-800-423-TIPS (8477)  ·  1-800-843-5678

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