aleah beckerle

It's been over four months since 19-year-old special needs teenager, Aleah Beckerle went missing from her home in Evansville. As the search continues, a silent vigil will be held Saturday, December 10th to show Aleah, wherever she may be, that the community has not given up hope for her return.

The Evansville Police Department announces it will be concluding its search of the Blackfoot Landfill in Winslow, Indiana in relation to the case of missing 19-year-old special needs teenager, Aleah Beckerle.

9/26/16 @ 1:19 PM UPDATE: The media cannot go into the area that the EPD is searching but there have been updates. 9/26/16 @12 PM: Several news outlets including our media partners at 44 News are reporting the Evansville Police Department began searching the Blackfoot Landfill in Winslow, Indiana this morning in connection with the case involving 19-year-old special needs teenager, Aleah Beckerle.

UPDATE: WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21ST AT 11:06 P.M. Evansville Police have announced the conclusion of the search on Twitter.

It's been nearly five days since 19-year-old special needs teenager, Aleah Beckerle went missing near her home on Iowa Street in Evansville. As the community rallies together to search for her, a $2,500 reward has been introduced in an effort to encourage more residents to jump in and help.

The search continues for 19-year-old special needs teenager, Aleah Beckerle after her family reported her missing from their home on Iowa Street in Evansville on Sunday. With no apparent leads on her whereabouts, a local woman has created a Facebook group for those interested in helping bring her home.