Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP143591)
On May 11, 2025, fifteen‑year‑old Alexander Thomas Carroll was reported missing from North Fort Myers, Florida. At the time, law enforcement, led by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, launched an urgent search. Community members joined in, hoping to help locate the young teenager. He was described as a white male, approximately six feet tall, weighing around 160 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.
The agency handling the case assigned a case number and listed a criminal investigative assistant as a point of contact. The details of how or where he disappeared remain undisclosed; only that he was last seen in the North Fort Myers area. Authorities and those close to Alexander maintained hope that he would be found safe.
Subsequently, developments in the case confirmed that Alexander was located. Precise details about the timing or circumstances of his whereabouts when found are vague or unreported publicly, and official sources have not shared specific dates. As such, this account refrains from speculating on timing or mode of discovery, emphasizing only that he has been found.
The resolution of the case brings deep relief. The community, already deeply anxious during his disappearance, now shares a collective sense of comfort knowing he is no longer missing. Law enforcement’s handling of the case—from the initial report through to locating Alexander—reflects both diligence and care, and the community’s responsiveness underscores the compassion and solidarity in North Fort Myers.
While many questions may remain—regarding his condition when found or the circumstances surrounding his disappearance and recovery—the essential truth remains: Alexander is safe. That alone brings solace to those who watched for news, reached out to help, or held him in their thoughts during a time of uncertainty.Last Seen: May 11, 2025
