Aubrey Christensen is listed in National Center for Missing & Exploited Children records as a missing 17-year-old female from West Valley City, Utah, with a missing date of January 15, 2026. NCMEC’s Utah missing-children feed identified the investigating agency as the West Valley City Police Department and provided the department’s public contact number, 1-801-840-4000, for anyone with information.
The publicly available information for this January 2026 West Valley City case is limited. Online listings confirm Aubrey’s name, age, sex, missing date, and city, but they do not provide a detailed narrative about the circumstances of when she was last seen, what she may have been wearing, where in West Valley City she was last observed, who she may have been with, or whether there were known destination points or medical concerns. Because those details are not available in the online sources reviewed, they should not be assumed or added.
A later NCMEC poster lists an Aubrey McKell Christensen, age 17, female, missing from Ogden, Utah, since May 2, 2026, with Ogden City Police Department listed as the contact agency. That later listing includes descriptive details of white race, brown hair, and blue eyes through a mirrored missing-child alert page, but it presents a different missing date and location from the January 15 West Valley City listing. Because the online records are not fully clear on whether these entries represent the same continuous situation, a separate later report, or an updated listing after an intervening resolution, the safest reading is that the January West Valley City information is confirmed only in limited form while the later Ogden listing appears separately in current online missing-child records.
No online source reviewed stated that the January 15, 2026 West Valley City case had been resolved as alive or deceased. The public record available for the January listing therefore remains sparse: Aubrey was reported missing as a 17-year-old female from West Valley City, Utah, and authorities requested that information be directed to law enforcement. Anyone with credible information should contact the listed police agency or the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s 24-hour call center at 1-800-THE-LOST.Last Seen: Jan 15, 2026
