Missing Teen Alicia Navarro Reunited with Family After Four Years; Male Companion Arrested on Unrelated Child Abuse Charges

Navarro, diagnosed with autism and now 18, turned herself in at a Montana police station in July 2023 asking to be removed from the missing persons list; she had been living with 36-year-old Edmund Davis, now facing unrelated child sexual abuse charges, family faces challenges as Navarro has not attended school or received healthcare during the last four years.

Alicia Navarro, an autistic teenager who was reported missing in 2019, voluntarily walked into a Montana police station in July 2023 and asked to be removed from the missing persons list.
During the time of her disappearance, Navarro had been living with 36-year-old Edmund Davis, whom she presented as her boyfriend, and who is now facing unrelated child sexual abuse charges.
Navarro's mother, Jessica Nunez, confirmed the reunion with her daughter, expressing gratitude for the global support they have received throughout the years of her daughter’s disappearance.
Despite the reunion, the Navarro family faces future challenges as Alicia has not been in school or received healthcare during her four-year absence.
The police investigations regarding Navarro's disappearance and how she ended up living with Davis remains ongoing, but no charges related to her disappearance have been filed so far.