As a concerned citizen, I am urging the Jamaican authorities to escalate the case of Jasmine Dean, a 22-year-old visually impaired student of the University of the West Indies who has been missing since February 27, 2020. Jasmine was last seen in Papine, Kingston, and despite investigations, she remains missing. Her family and the wider community are left in uncertainty and pain, waiting for answers that have not come.

Jasmine’s disappearance is not just a personal tragedy but a severe issue that reflects the broader challenges of dealing with missing persons cases in Jamaica. We are calling for transparency, accountability, and, above all, urgency in addressing this case. It has been far too long, and Jasmine deserves justice, her family deserves closure, and we, the concerned public, deserve to see action.

This petition calls on the Jamaican authorities to urgently escalate Jasmine’s case. If necessary, international assistance should be sought through INTERPOL. We cannot allow Jasmine’s case to fade into obscurity, and we must hold those responsible for her investigation accountable. No family should ever have to wait years in silence, not knowing what happened to their loved one.

The statistics on missing persons globally are alarming, and Jasmine's case is a poignant reminder of how crucial every moment is in the search for the missing. The Jamaican government has a duty to protect its citizens and to ensure that justice is not only sought but is visibly pursued. This is a call to action for all of us who believe in justice and the right to truth.

By signing this petition, you are echoing the call for Jasmine Dean’s case to get the attention it deserves, for it to be as vigorously pursued as any other. Let us raise our voices together. Join me in demanding that the Jamaican authorities take immediate and effective action to find Jasmine Dean and provide her family with answers. Let us ensure that Jasmine’s name continues to resonate until justice is achieved.

Please sign this petition to support the effort in finding Jasmine Dean and to demand that her case is given the urgency it still desperately needs.