Nine Years On, Search Continues for Missing Gadsden Woman Jasmine Host; Reward Offered

Birmingham, AL, September 19, 2026 — The Gadsden, Alabama police department, in conjunction with the family of Jasmine Host, is continuing efforts to locate her nearly a decade after she was last seen. Host was reported missing in Gadsden in 2017. The duration of her disappearance now spans nine years, a milestone that underscores the ongoing commitment of law enforcement and her loved ones to find answers.

The circumstances surrounding Host’s disappearance have not been detailed in available information. The Gadsden Police Department has not provided specific details regarding the investigation’s progress or any potential leads. Similarly, information about the specific date in 2017 that Host was last seen is not publicly available.

To aid in the search and encourage the public to come forward with any relevant information, a reward of $5,000 has been established for details that lead to locating Jasmine Host. This reward is intended to incentivize anyone who may possess knowledge, however seemingly insignificant, that could assist investigators in piecing together her whereabouts since her last known sighting.

Authorities urge anyone with information pertaining to Jasmine Host’s case to contact the Gadsden Police Department. The family has expressed a continued desire for resolution and reunion. The passage of time has not diminished the urgency of the search for Host, and the community is asked to remain vigilant and report any pertinent details.

The lack of specific investigative updates or details regarding the nature of her disappearance remains a point of concern for those involved in the case. The Gadsden Police Department’s public records or direct communications have not elaborated on the challenges or successes in the search efforts over the past nine years.

Story summarized from the original created by Reggie Kyle on www.wbrc.com, see more information here.

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