Aly Ly was last seen in Indianapolis, Indiana, on January 21, 2023, according to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and NamUs. The case is listed by NCMEC under case number 1472261, with NCIC number M168491883, and NamUs lists the case as MP149393 with the same date of last contact and the same Indianapolis location. Online source records contain some inconsistencies: while some secondary listings describe Aly as a 19-year-old female, the current NCMEC poster identifies
Aly as male and lists an age now of 20, with a photo shown age-progressed to 19 years. Because of that conflict, the most careful account is that Aly Ly is the named missing person connected to the January 21, 2023 Indianapolis case, and that the official public poster currently maintained by NCMEC identifies Aly differently than some secondary summaries.
The publicly available details about the circumstances are sparse. NCMEC states only that Aly was last seen on January 21, 2023, in Indianapolis, and NamUs likewise records the date of last contact as January 21, 2023. No public source located provides a detailed timeline of where in Indianapolis Aly was last seen, who last had contact, what Aly may have been wearing, whether transportation was involved, or what immediate events led to the missing person report. That absence of detail leaves the case defined by a small but important set of facts: a young person disappeared from Indianapolis, the disappearance was entered into national missing-person systems, and the public has been asked to help provide information that could bring clarity to what happened.
NCMEC’s poster places the search within the framework of a missing child case and directs anyone with information to contact law enforcement. The listed investigating agency is the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, with the public phone number shown as 317-327-3811; NCMEC also lists its 24-hour call center at 1-800-843-5678. Those contact details matter because cases with limited public narratives often depend on even small pieces of information from people who may have seen something, heard something, received a message, noticed online activity, or later recognized a face from a poster. In Aly’s case, the age-progressed image released through NCMEC is part of the continuing effort to help the public recognize what Aly may look like now rather than only at the time of disappearance.
The available online record does not describe a known resolution, and Aly remains presented in official public-facing missing-person resources as a missing person. With no detailed public account of the final known movements, the case stands as a quiet but serious Indianapolis disappearance: Aly Ly was last seen on January 21, 2023; the case is carried by NCMEC as 1472261 and by NamUs as MP149393; the official NCMEC poster lists Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department as the investigating agency; and the clearest public need remains information from anyone who may know where Aly went, who Aly was with, or what happened after that last known contact.Last Seen: Jan 21, 2023
