The Dallas community is rallying together after 38-year-old Allison Morris was reported missing nearly a month ago, leaving her family and friends in anguish and desperate for answers.
Morris was last seen on Sept. 26, 2025, in the Dallas area, driving a black Infiniti sedan with Texas license plate GVH0268. Since that day, her phone has gone silent, her social media accounts inactive, and her loved ones say this disappearance is completely out of character.
“Allison is the kind of person who checks in with everyone—her family, her friends, her coworkers,” said one family member. “For her to vanish without a word, it’s terrifying.”
Authorities have confirmed that the case is under active investigation, but as of now, no major leads have been shared publicly. Police are urging anyone who may have seen Allison or her vehicle to come forward.
A Caring Soul Gone Silent
Standing 5’5” tall and weighing about 150 pounds, Allison is described as dependable, kindhearted, and family-oriented. Her sudden disappearance has shaken those who know her best.
“She’s the person who never forgets a birthday,” one friend wrote in a Facebook post that has since been shared hundreds of times. “We just want her home safe.”
Community Rallies for Answers
In cases like this, time and community awareness are critical. Local residents have begun circulating Allison’s photo and vehicle details across social media, neighborhood groups, and digital billboards throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex.
The family has also set up online channels for tips and verified updates, urging the public not to share unconfirmed information that could hinder the search.
“Someone, somewhere, knows something,” one relative said. “Even the smallest detail could bring her home.”
How to Help
If you have seen Allison Morris, her black Infiniti sedan, or have any information about her whereabouts, please contact the Dallas Police Department or your local law enforcement office immediately.
You can also share her photo, vehicle details, and this story across social media using hashtags like #FindAllisonMorris and #DallasMissingPersons to expand the search.
As the days turn into weeks, the Morris family continues to cling to hope — and to the kindness of strangers.
“Please keep Allison in your prayers,” a family statement reads. “We just want her home.”
