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Missing: Latricia Margarite Banks, 43, last seen in Bronx, NY on October 30, 2014

By True News missing persons desk · Published November 05, 2026 · From NamUs, the U.S. Justice Department's national missing persons database · 2 reader visits

Latricia Margarite Banks. Photo from Community Report.
Latricia Margarite Banks. Photo from Community Report. Photo: Community Report Tap to enlarge.

Latricia Margarite Banks was 43 years old when last seen in Bronx, NY on October 30, 2014. Sex: Female; Height: 4 ft 11 in to 5 ft 1 in; Weight: 98 lb to 110 lb; Hair: Black, Her hair is partially grey but she could have dyed it; Eyes: Brown. Distinguishing features and clothing: Scar/mark: she has a scar on her left cheek she has nerve damage on that side.; Tattoo: She has a tattoo that says issac on her breast, and a tattoo that says chucky on her hand near her wrist.

She left Poughkeepsie, NY and was last seen in the Bronx. LATRICIA LAST CONTACTED HER BROTHER 10/30/2014 WAS SUPPOSED TO TAKE THE TRAIN TO GRAND CENTRAL TO MEET WITH HER BROTHER. LATRICIA NEVER SHOWED UP AND FAMILY AND FRIENDS HAVE NOT HEARD FROM HER SINCE

NamUs case MP24024. Source: NamUs, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, National Institute of Justice).

Anyone with information should contact the Town of Poughkeepsie Police Department at (845) 485-3666 (case number 23-14730). In an emergency, call 911. Please do not try to search for or approach anyone yourself.

This case is listed on NamUs, the U.S. Justice Department's national database of missing persons, where cases are entered by law enforcement and medical examiners. The case and photos are also on Community Report.

Originally published by True News: https://truenews.bagleyenterprises.net/stories/788

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