 Alicia Navarro was heard yelling 'I will go back' to the man she was living with a day before handing herself in to police, a neighbour has alleged. The 18-year-old went missing from Arizona in the US in 2019 when she was just 14, after leaving a note to her family saying she'd run away. A little over a week ago, on July 23, she walked into a police station in Havre, Colarado, 1,000 miles from where she disappeared, and told officers she'd like to be taken off the missing person's list so she could get a drivers' licence. She explained she wanted to live a normal life. A neighbour of Alicia, Garret Smith, 22, said he heard her shouting at an unidentified man the day before. He told the New York Post: 'I was here the other day and I heard them yelling. She did say, 'I will go back.' But that's all I heard. It was the day before she turned herself in.' It's not currently clear exactly how long Alicia had been living at the apartment but Garret believes she and a man in his 20s have been there for around a year. A picture taken of Alicia at the police station after she reappeared last week (Picture: Glendale Police Department Copyright) Alicia before she went missing (Picture: Facebook/Finding Alicia) He said he spoke to Alicia for the first time a few days before hearing her shout at the man, when she claimed she was looking for her uncle. 'She was asking for directions. She looked scared,' he said. She told him she was walking with her uncle and had got lost, adding she called him 'mister' which he found strange as he didn't think he was much older than her. Garret's girlfriend, Megan Alexander, 23, said the couple watched Alicia go into a 'random' house and assumed she'd found someone who could help her. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Alicia){kind=link}
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Alicia Navarro was heard yelling ‘I will go back’ to the man she was living with a day before handing herself in to police, a neighbour has alleged.
The 18-year-old went missing from Arizona in the US in 2019 when she was just 14, after leaving a note to her family saying she’d run away.
A little over a week ago, on July 23, she walked into a police station in Havre, Colarado, 1,000 miles from where she disappeared, and told officers she’d like to be taken off the missing person’s list so she could get a drivers’ licence.
She explained she wanted to live a normal life.