![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/message-from-alicia-novarro-who-walked-into-police-station-4-years-after-vanishing/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/1_SDC_MDG_CHP_55616JPG.jpg&description=Alicia Novarro was only 14 when she vanished from her home in Arizona - now she has reappeared hundreds of miles away in Montana, with police probing possible criminal behaviour A teenager who walked into a police station after being missing for your years has issued a message to the public. Alicia Novarro, then 14, disappeared from her home in Arizona - sparking a nationwide missing person's hunt - before handing herself in to police hundreds of miles away in Montana. The teen, now 18, is said to be "happy and healthy" but cops have no idea where she has been for the past four years. A police spokesman warned: "This case is far from over." Alicia's mum described the news of her return as a "miracle" in an emotional Facebook post. Jessica Nunez spent four years fearing her daughter had been abducted by an online predator. Joe Santiago, spokesman for Glendale police department in Arizona, where Alicia vanished from, read out a message from the teenager. He told a press conference: "We have a message from Alicia herself who is asking for privacy. This has been a traumatic situation for her, as you can imagine, but she is looking to be able to move on with her life. She is looking to build a life for herself and she is asking for privacy and some patience as well." Lieutenant Scott Waite, who is leading the investigation, added: "We are only (beginning) to put together the puzzle that is her disappearance and her returning. I would only ask for patience. "We can only imagine what she's going through as well as her family. This is probably only the beginning of where this investigation will go." Asked if anyone would face criminal charges over Alicia's disappearance, Lieutenant Waite said: "There's always the possibility somebody could face charges. As this investigation unfolds and we get more clarification on what happened to her, that's certainly a possibility. But I can't say there's anything imminent or pending. "In any investigation like this there's a criminal el){kind=link}
Alicia Novarro was only 14 when she vanished from her home in Arizona – now she has reappeared hundreds of miles away in Montana, with police probing possible criminal behaviour
A teenager who walked into a police station after being missing for your years has issued a message to the public.
Alicia Novarro, then 14, disappeared from her home in Arizona – sparking a nationwide missing person’s hunt – before handing herself in to police hundreds of miles away in Montana.
The teen, now 18, is said to be “happy and healthy” but cops have no idea where she has been for the past four years. A police spokesman warned: “This case is far from over.”
Alicia’s mum described the news of her return as a “miracle” in an emotional Facebook post. Jessica Nunez spent four years fearing her daughter had been abducted by an online predator.