Armonie M. Goble was listed in online missing-child alerts as a 14-year-old male missing from Indianapolis, Indiana, with the reported date of disappearance given as December 12, 2025. Publicly available listings identify Armonie as Black, with brown hair and brown eyes, and place the case under the jurisdiction of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. The limited information released online leaves much of the day itself unknown: no public source located gives a precise neighborhood, school, address, time of day, clothing description, direction of travel, companion information, transportation details, or confirmed circumstances explaining how Armonie came to be missing. What is clear from the available sources is that a child’s name entered public missing-person circulation, and that the concern centered on finding Armonie and encouraging anyone with knowledge to contact authorities.
The public record surrounding Armonie’s disappearance is sparse, which often makes a missing-child case feel especially painful for the people who care about the young person at the center of it. Online alerts repeated the essential facts rather than a detailed timeline: Armonie was 14, missing from Indianapolis, and connected to the date December 12, 2025. One Spanish-language missing-child alert described the appeal in urgent, human terms, asking anyone with information about Armonie’s whereabouts, even information that might seem small, to come forward because it could help investigators. That kind of request reflects the fragile early and ongoing reality of cases like this, where a single sighting, message, address, vehicle description, or memory can sometimes become important only after investigators compare it with other information.
The contact information circulated with Armonie’s listing directed tips to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department at 1-317-327-3811. That public point of contact matters because it gives community members, classmates, neighbors, extended family, service workers, transit riders, and others a direct way to share information without trying to determine on their own whether a detail is important. The same listing appeared in a broader Indiana missing-children context alongside other youth missing from Indianapolis and elsewhere in the state, showing that Armonie’s case was one of many public appeals relying on awareness and careful reporting from the community.
As of the online sources located, no detailed public narrative explains what Armonie was doing immediately before being reported missing, where he may have gone afterward, or whether investigators have identified any confirmed sightings after the reported date. No public source located provided an “Alive” or “Deceased” case-resolution status, so the available information should be treated carefully and without adding assumptions. The case begins publicly with a 14-year-old boy named Armonie M. Goble last reported missing from Indianapolis on December 12, 2025, and continues in the public record as a brief but serious appeal for help: a child was listed as missing, authorities in Indianapolis were named as the agency to contact, and the central need remained the same from start to finish—credible information that could help account for Armonie and bring answers to those waiting for him.
Last Seen: Dec 12, 2025
