Alexis Ayon-Razura was 18 years old when he was last seen in Grand Island, Nebraska, on February 9, 2016. Public missing-person information describes him as a Hispanic male with brown hair and brown eyes, 5 feet 9 inches tall and about 180 pounds. The clothing description preserved in his case file is specific and humanizing: a gray sweatshirt, gray sweatpants, and black-and-gray New Balance sneakers. Those details are among the few concrete pieces of information publicly available, and they mark the last known image of a young man whose disappearance left far more questions than answers.
The circumstances surrounding Alexis’s disappearance have remained sparse in public records. The Charley Project states that he was last seen in Grand Island and “has never been heard from again,” while also noting that few details are available in the case. There is no publicly described vehicle, destination, companion, direction of travel, or known reason for why contact stopped. In a missing-person case, that lack of detail can be especially painful for loved ones, because it leaves them with both absence and uncertainty: no clear timeline beyond the last-seen date, no publicly known sequence of events, and no confirmed explanation for what happened after Alexis vanished.
The investigating agency listed for Alexis’s case is the Nebraska State Police, with the contact number 308-385-6000. That number corresponds with the Nebraska State Patrol’s Troop C headquarters in Grand Island, which serves central Nebraska from its location at 3431 West Old Potash Highway. The Nebraska State Patrol also maintains a public missing-person search page where missing persons in Nebraska can be searched by fields such as name, reporting agency, gender, race, and age classification, reflecting that Alexis’s case sits within the broader framework of state-level missing-person records.
Years after Alexis was last seen, the publicly available narrative remains brief, but not insignificant. An 18-year-old disappeared from Grand Island in the winter of 2016; he was described with clear physical identifiers and a known outfit; he was entered into missing-person records; and, in the public missing-person sources reviewed, the central fact remains that he was last seen on February 9, 2016, and has not been publicly accounted for through those records. The case overview is one of limited information and enduring uncertainty: Alexis Ayon-Razura was a young man from Grand Island whose last known appearance is documented, whose investigating agency is identified, and whose disappearance remains defined publicly by the painful absence of answers.
Last Seen: Feb 9, 2016
