The family of Miguel Santana, known to many as “Kito,” is urgently appealing to the public for assistance after he was reported missing in Atlantic City, New Jersey. According to information shared by relatives and friends, Miguel has been missing since August 13 and was reportedly last seen along the Atlantic City Boardwalk.

His disappearance has caused significant concern among those closest to him, particularly his wife and children, who are hoping for his safe return. Family members and friends are asking residents, visitors and anyone who may have been in the area to remain attentive and share any information that could help locate him.

Miguel is described as approximately 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing around 140 pounds.

Miguel Santana Reportedly Last Seen on Atlantic City Boardwalk

The information available indicates that Miguel was last seen on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Details about where he may have gone afterward or what he was doing immediately before his disappearance have not been confirmed.

As the search continues, loved ones are asking anyone who may have seen Miguel or noticed anything unusual around the time of his disappearance to come forward.

Even information that may initially seem insignificant could potentially help investigators or the family establish his movements and determine where he may have gone.

Family Appeals for Information

Miguel’s family and friends remain deeply concerned and are continuing to seek answers. His loved ones are asking people throughout Atlantic City and nearby communities to keep his disappearance in mind and share the appeal through social media and local community groups.

The family contacts included in the original appeal are:

  • Jenn Santana: (732) 664-4553
  • Kae Jae Santana: (732) 664-1523

Anyone with information about Miguel’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact his family or the appropriate law enforcement agency.

Community Asked to Help

Missing-person searches can depend heavily on information from members of the public. Residents, business owners, visitors and others who were in Atlantic City around the time Miguel was last seen are encouraged to consider whether they may have relevant information.

His family continues to hope that sharing his description and last known location will generate information that can help bring him home safely.

Miguel Santana, also known as “Kito,” remains the focus of an urgent search, and his family is asking the community to remain alert, share the appeal and report credible information to his loved ones or authorities.