Remi Rowry’s case is documented in public online missing-person records with sparse but serious details. The Indiana State Police Missing Person Bulletin lists the name as “Royry, Remi,” gives a date of birth of December 23, 2009, identifies the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department as the reporting agency, marks the case as missing, and records January 23, 2026 as the last-seen date.
Those details place Remi at 16 years old at the time she was reported missing, and they show that law enforcement had an active entry for her in the statewide missing-person bulletin as of the bulletin’s May 21, 2026 listing.
The publicly available information does not provide a detailed timeline of Remi’s final known movements, what she was wearing, who she may have been with, or the exact circumstances that led to the missing-person report. That absence of detail matters, because in cases involving teenagers, the first public facts are often limited to the essentials needed to identify the child and direct tips to the proper agency. What is clear from the state bulletin is that Remi’s disappearance was serious enough to be recorded in Indiana’s missing-person system, with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department listed as the agency connected to the report.
Other online missing-child listings create some uncertainty around the public record for Remi. A missing-children page that aggregates Indiana cases lists “Remi Rowry” as age 15, missing from Noblesville, Indiana, on September 18, 2025, with the Noblesville Police Department listed as the contact agency. That earlier or separate listing does not match the January 23, 2026 last-seen date in the Indiana State Police bulletin, but it does show that the same name has appeared in public missing-child records before. Because the online records are not fully consistent, the most careful reading is that Remi’s case has limited public information and may have appeared in more than one public listing under slightly different details.
As the case stands in available online sources, Remi Rowry is a 16-year-old girl whose name appears in Indiana’s statewide missing-person bulletin with a last-seen date of January 23, 2026. The online record does not clearly establish a full narrative of what happened that day, and it does not provide enough public detail to responsibly describe the circumstances beyond the verified basics. The compassionate center of the case is that a teenager was listed as missing, her name was placed into public records so that someone might recognize her or share information, and the known overview is limited but important: Remi Rowry, listed in state records as Remi Royry, born December 23, 2009, was reported missing through the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, with January 23, 2026 recorded as the last-seen date.Last Seen: Jan 23, 2026
