UPDATE: 2:23 p.m. - July 27, 2023
The Havre Police Department said on Thursday, July 27, 2023, that Alicia Navarro — who had been missing from Arizona since 2019 — came into the police station at about 11 a.m. on Wednesday.
She said she wanted to report that she had been reported missing and wanted to "clear her status." The agency said that Alicia appeared to be fine and in good health.
The HPD said in a news release: "We are so glad for Alicia and her family so that they can be reunited and the family can no longer have the anguish of not knowing where their child is or whether or not she is ok."
(first report: 10:27 a.m. - July 27, 2023)
The Glendale Police Department has announced that Alicia Navarro, who is now 18 years old, has been found and is alive.
Police officials made the announcement Wednesday saying she was found in Montana.
Video in the player above shows past coverage of the case
Officials say she turned up at a police station and identified herself as Alicia Navarro and asked for help getting herself off a missing persons list.
She is currently not in custody and police are not disclosing her location at this time. Authorities believe Navarro left her home at the time of her own free will.
Details of how she left the home and the state are still under investigation.
Police have not given details on where or who she has been staying with.
Following the announcement, Navarro's mother, Jessica Nunez, posted the below video on Facebook:
A new photo of Navarro was released Wednesday by Glendale PD. The left photo shows her at 14 years old and the right photo shows her at 18 years old in 2023.
The video below was also released by Glendale PD and shows the moment Navarro showed up at a police station in Montana and was questioned.
Navarro, who has autism, was 14 years old when she was reported missing by her family in 2019.
At the time, Navarro's mom Jessica Nunez said her daughter left behind a note saying she would be back.
Nunez says she believed her daughter was lured by an online predator.
