JADED EVIDENCE | LOCATED SAFE | PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
Update — November 10, 2026: Jacqueline Vinson has reportedly been located safe. The missing-person appeal is no longer active. A Websleuths moderator reported that Jacqueline was home safe, and local community members separately reported her return. Jaded Evidence has not independently obtained a named confirmation from the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office. Please discontinue sharing the original missing-person alert as an active search request. Reported resolution. The original appeal below is retained for historical context.
Jacqueline Vinson, 29 — Located Safe (Reported November 10, 2026)
Family and community members are seeking information about the whereabouts of Jacqueline Vinson, a 29-year-old mother of two, following reports that she was last in the Indian Rocks Beach, Madeira Beach and John’s Pass areas of Pinellas County in early November 2026. Her family reports that she missed work and did not pick up her children, conduct they describe as highly unusual for her.
Identifying Information
- Name: Jacqueline Vinson
- Age: 29
- Date of birth: December 19, 1996
- Height: 5 feet 10 inches
- Hair: Brown
- Eyes: Green
- Location of concern: Indian Rocks Beach, Madeira Beach and John’s Pass, Florida
Reported Timeline
November 3, 2026, around 2:00 p.m.: An initial missing-person flyer lists a sighting at 1407 Gulf Boulevard, Indian Rocks Beach, Florida 33785.
November 4, 2026, around 6:00 a.m.: A separate family-shared account describes this as the last physical sighting. This differs from the time stated in the original flyer; the sequence has not been independently reconciled.
November 4, 2026, approximately 8:50–9:15 p.m.: Family/community notices report location information around John’s Pass Marina, Madeira Beach and Indian Rocks Beach. The precise nature and source of this location information have not been independently verified by Jaded Evidence.
November 4, 2026, around 11:00 p.m.: The original flyer reports a final known text communication associated with the Madeira Beach area. Independent confirmation of the message, sender and location data was not available during this review.
Family Concerns and Reported Leads
Family-shared notices identify Chris Allen Castendyk as the boyfriend reportedly associated with Vinson’s last known whereabouts. Being named in an appeal is not an allegation or evidence of criminal involvement.
Relatives have expressed concern that Jacqueline might be aboard a commercial fishing vessel operating from the Madeira Beach/John’s Pass area, potentially with limited communications. References to vessels or marinas are unconfirmed leads and family concerns, not verified sightings or established locations.
Official Record and Verification
The Pinellas County Crime Viewer displays a missing-person report dated November 7, 2026 for the 1400 block of Gulf Boulevard in Indian Rocks Beach (report key SO26-349731). The publicly accessible entry does not identify the person by name, so Jaded Evidence cannot independently confirm that this record pertains to Jacqueline Vinson. No official named-person case notice or resolution was confirmed in the sources reviewed as of November 8.
Original appeal — archived; no longer an active request for tips
Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office: (727) 582-6200
Archived notice: The original request for public tips is closed following reports that Jacqueline has been located safe. Please do not circulate older missing-person graphics as current alerts.
Sources and Reporting Notes
- Pinellas County Crime Viewer — public incident record; name not shown.
- Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office — Contact — official contact information.
- Family-shared appeal reproduced in Websleuths discussion — secondary reproduction of family statements, not law-enforcement confirmation.
- Original missing-person flyer and photographs supplied for Jaded Evidence coverage.
Resolution update: Jacqueline Vinson was reported located safe November 10, 2026. The original November 8 information is archived for historical context and should not be circulated as a current missing-person alert. No finding of criminal wrongdoing is implied by the earlier appeal.