The Johnson family of Houston is reeling from the disappearance of their beloved daughter, Christina Johnson, who vanished without a trace on March 6, 2024. A routine morning walk with her dog, Max, near her parents’ residence on Westbrook Drive in southwest Houston turned into a harrowing ordeal when Christina failed to return home.
Concerns for her safety have mounted as days have turned into weeks without any sign of her whereabouts. Emmanuel Johnson, Christina’s father, voiced his fears, suspecting that she may be in peril. “I believe so because she would have definitely come home on the first day,” he expressed, adding, “She may even be held against her will or anything can be going on right now, Lord knows where she is. I have no idea.”
Desperate for any leads, the family provided crucial details about Christina’s appearance on the day of her disappearance. Clad in a sweatshirt, COVID mask, shorts, and Crocs with colorful socks, she carried a backpack adorned with a stuffed animal. Perhaps most alarming, Christina left her phone behind, hindering potential tracking efforts and exacerbating her family’s anguish.
Emmanuel Johnson wasted no time in filing a missing persons report with the Houston Police Department on March 9th. Determined to leave no stone unturned, he vowed to distribute flyers and scour the Harris County area in search of his daughter. “Somebody may have seen something, remember her or the dog, or a female with a dog. Hopefully, it sparks someone’s memory,” he pleaded.
As the community rallies behind the Johnson family in their quest for answers, Texas EquuSearch has offered assistance in locating Christina. Emmanuel Johnson shared insights into his daughter’s recent struggles, expressing concern about her vulnerability. “Anybody could approach her, and she wouldn’t really recognize the danger that’s in front of her,” he lamented, issuing a heartfelt plea for Christina’s safe return.
“Come on home… your mother is worried about you. Your brother is coming down from out of town. We are all worried about you. Please just come on home,” Emmanuel Johnson implored, his plea echoing the sentiments of a family longing for reunion.
Houstonians are urged to contact HPD’s Missing Persons Unit at 832-394-1840 with any information regarding Christina Johnson’s whereabouts, as her family clings to hope in their relentless pursuit of answers.
