“We were then able to organize, go to Tampa, pick her up and bring her back to Conway,” he said. Tapley said efforts to bring Marupally home began immediately after that confirmation was obtained.
TEEN GALLERIED SERIES
Wednesday, Marupally was asked a series of questions only she would know the answers to and that is how police confirmed her identity. “She immediately stated her identity and was taken into protective custody.”
“Ultimately, in a case of sheer luck, when police went to check to see video footage from the library, Tanvi had returned,” Tapley said. He said the department was notified early Wednesday morning, which is when they received a tip and photograph of Marupally in the library. The chief said that, until yesterday, the only information the department and assisting agencies had involved her last moments on Davis Street.Īccording to Tapley, Marupally was finally found after a Tampa resident recognized her from a missing person post online after spotting her using a computer in a local library. Marupally - who turned 15 on Friday - was missing for approximately 70 days she was last seen walking north on Davis Street in Conway.Ĭonway’s Police Chief William Tapley said Marupally left home due to concerns that her family might be deported back to India. 17.Īt a press conference the department held on Thursday, police shared details of the timeline that followed the teen’s disappearance. Conway police on Thursday announced that missing teen Tanvi Marupally has been back home and safe with her family since Wednesday night, following her disappearance on Jan.
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