Audrey Alyson Lee Clark was 17 years old when she was reported missing from Madison, Alabama, a city in Madison County. Public missing-person listings identified her as a White/Caucasian female with black hair and blue eyes, approximately 5 feet 8 inches tall and 180 pounds, and associated her case with NamUs number MP103377. The most specific public account of the circumstances said Audrey left the area of Whitcomb Circle in Madison on January 31, 2023, and did not return.
The available public information about Audrey’s disappearance is limited, but what is known is deeply important: a teenager left a neighborhood area in Madison, and her absence was serious enough to become a formal missing-person case handled by the Madison Police Department. The case was entered into NamUs, the national system used to share information about missing, unidentified, and unclaimed persons, and public listings circulated her identifying information so that anyone who might have seen her or known where she was could recognize her.
Audrey’s case also appeared in Alabama missing-children coverage published in May 2023, reflecting how her disappearance became part of a broader public effort to bring attention to missing young people across the state. Those listings did not provide a detailed timeline beyond her last known contact in Madison, and no public source located here provides a fuller explanation of where she may have gone, who she may have been with, or what happened immediately after she left the Whitcomb Circle area.
The attached case data states that Audrey’s case resolution status is Alive, meaning she has been found alive and this is no longer an active missing-person case. The exact date she was found is not provided in the available information, so the timing of her recovery remains unclear from the public record reviewed here. What can be said with care is that Audrey Clark’s case began with a 17-year-old girl last seen leaving the Whitcomb Circle area of Madison, Alabama, on January 31, 2023; it was documented under NamUs MP103377 and publicized through missing-person listings; and it ultimately ended with the best possible resolution, as she was found alive, though the public details surrounding that resolution remain vague.Last Seen: Jan 31, 2023
