Mom says ‘miracles do occur’ after lacking daughter walks into police station 4 years after disappearance

The mom of a lacking lady who was discovered after 4 years has mentioned “miracles do happen”.

Alicia Navarro disappeared aged 14 from her house in Glendale, Arizona in September 2019 after writing a be aware to her dad and mom saying she was operating away however can be again.

After a four-year-long search, Ms Navarro, now 18, walked right into a police station in a small city in Montana – 40 miles from the Canadian border and a few 2,000 miles away from her house – and recognized herself to officers.

In a video on Facebook her mom, Jessica Nunez, mentioned her daughter had been discovered protected and he or she didn’t know the small print, “but the important thing is that she is alive”.

“I want to give glory to God for answering prayers and for this miracle,” she added.

“For everyone who has missing loved ones, I want you to use this case as an example that miracles do exist, and never lose hope and always fight.”

Ms Nunez had raised considerations Ms Navarro, who was recognized as high-functioning on the autism spectrum, could have been lured away by somebody she met on-line.

Glendale Police confirmed Ms Navarro’s identification and mentioned she appeared to “be in good health and happy”.

They added the case is “far from being closed” as an investigation into the place Ms Navarro has been for the final 4 years continues.

Missing lady had not been harmed and will come and go as she happy

Police mentioned Ms Navarro advised them she had not been harmed.

They mentioned she was not being held and will come and go as she happy. She doesn’t face any legal expenses, they added.

“She is by all accounts safe, she is by all accounts healthy, and she is by all accounts happy,” police spokesman Jose Santiago mentioned at a information convention.

“She is not in any kind of trouble,” he added.

When she ran away from house, Ms Navarro left a signed be aware studying: “I ran away. I will be back, I swear. I’m sorry.”

Lt Scott Waite mentioned Ms Navarro had an “emotionally overwhelming” reunion together with her mom and was “very apologetic (as) to what she has put her mother through.”