![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/alicia-navarro-police-notice-one-strange-thing-about-new-photo-of-missing-girl/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/1_Police-notice-one-strange-thing-about-new-photo-of-missing-girl-Alicia-Navarro.jpg&description=Police say the invetigation into where Alicai Navarro has been for these past four years is 'far from over.' Her distraught mum initially thought she had been lured away by an online predator Police have pointed out one strange thing about a newly released photo taken of missing girl Alicia Navarro after she walked into a police station four years after going missing. Alicia Navarro, now 18, disappeared from her home in a small town in Arizona in September 2019 - before reappearing hundreds of miles away in Montana, near the Canadian border. When she first went missing she left behind a note saying she would be back. The photo, which shows Alicia standing outside a police station, was taken when she arrived at the police station. Jose Santiago, media manager at the Glendale Police Department, told reporters: "I will tell you, just to be direct, she doesn't look much different than she did when she disappeared. "She is 18 years old, she's getting ready to turn 19 but her appearance is that of a very young looking young lady." The name of the town wasn't immediately disclosed but Montana is more than 1,000 miles (1,609km) from Arizona. 'She is by all accounts safe, she is by all accounts healthy, and she is by all accounts happy,' the police spokesman said. Mystery surrounds where Alicia has been since she vanished in September 2019. Officers at Glendale police station say she is "healthy and happy" despite feeling "overwhelmed". Investigators say this case is "far from over" but so far no charges have been brought. Police said Navarro told them that she hadn't been harmed. Police said she wasn't being held and could come and go as she pleased. She does not face any criminal charges, they added. 'She is not in any kind of trouble,' Santiago said. When she disappeared from her home, Navarro left a signed note that read: 'I ran away. I will be back, I swear. I'm sorry.' Lt. Scott Waite said that Navarro had an 'emotionally overwhelming' reunion with her mother and was '){kind=link}
Police say the invetigation into where Alicai Navarro has been for these past four years is ‘far from over.’ Her distraught mum initially thought she had been lured away by an online predator
Police have pointed out one strange thing about a newly released photo taken of missing girl Alicia Navarro after she walked into a police station four years after going missing.
Alicia Navarro, now 18, disappeared from her home in a small town in Arizona in September 2019 – before reappearing hundreds of miles away in Montana, near the Canadian border. When she first went missing she left behind a note saying she would be back.
The photo, which shows Alicia standing outside a police station, was taken when she arrived at the police station.
Jose Santiago, media manager at the Glendale Police Department, told reporters: “I will tell you, just to be direct, she doesn’t look much different than she did when she disappeared.