Sarai Velasquez Roblero was last seen in Phoenix, Arizona, on January 15, 2020. She is female, and the current National Center for Missing & Exploited Children record lists her as 23 years old. The public record of her disappearance is strikingly brief: it establishes Phoenix as the place she went missing and January 15 as the last-known date, but it does not identify the specific neighborhood, residence, business, school, intersection, or other location where she was last observed.
No publicly released account explains what Sarai was doing that day, who last saw or spoke with her, where she may have intended to go, or how authorities first learned that she was missing. Those unanswered details leave the beginning of her story centered on a single known point in time—the day she was last seen in Phoenix.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has assigned Sarai case number 1379552, while her National Crime Information Center identification is NCIC M655527893. Her poster directs information to the Phoenix Police Department, indicating that Phoenix authorities are the law-enforcement contact associated with her disappearance. Beyond those identifying records, however, very little investigative information has been released publicly. The available NCMEC notice does not provide a description of the clothing Sarai was wearing when she disappeared, a vehicle associated with her, the identity of anyone who may have been with her, or a destination she was believed to be traveling toward. It also does not publicly describe whether she disappeared on foot, left in a vehicle, had personal belongings with her, or communicated with relatives or friends shortly before she was last seen. No publicly available narrative attached to the poster names a suspect or describes evidence indicating what may have happened to her.
The passage of time makes the limited amount of publicly released information especially significant. Sarai's case is not accompanied by the kind of detailed timeline that sometimes develops in long-term missing-person investigations, and the NCMEC record provides no publicly stated sightings after January 15, 2020. There is likewise no information on the poster describing searches, interviews, possible travel outside Arizona, telephone or social-media activity, financial activity, or investigative leads. That absence should not be interpreted as evidence that such investigative work did not occur; it simply means those details have not been included in the public-facing material available for her case. For the people who know and care about Sarai, the scarcity of information leaves many of the most basic questions surrounding her disappearance unanswered and makes even seemingly minor recollections from the time potentially important.
Anyone who recognizes Sarai, encountered her around the time she disappeared, or has information concerning where she went after she was last seen can contact the Phoenix Police Department at 602-262-6151. Information can also be provided through the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children's 24-hour call center at 1-800-843-5678. When reporting information, Sarai's NCMEC number 1379552 or NCIC number M655527893 can help identify the correct case. In overview, Sarai Velasquez Roblero disappeared from Phoenix on January 15, 2020, and the publicly available record preserves only a small number of confirmed facts about what happened. There is no detailed public account explaining the circumstances leading to her disappearance, where precisely she was last seen, whom she may have encountered, or where she might have gone afterward, leaving her story defined by a young woman, a last-known day in Phoenix, and the continuing importance of information from anyone who may know what happened to her.Last Seen: Jan 15, 2020
