Oklahoma City police issued a missing-child alert Tuesday for 14-year-old Alex Murry, who was last seen Monday afternoon near S.W. Binkley Street and S. McKinley Avenue. Authorities say Murry has not been seen or heard from since, and they are asking the public for help locating the teen.
According to KOKH, the Oklahoma City Police Department issued the alert for Murry on Tuesday. Police say Murry was last seen around 4:30 p.m. Monday, near the intersection of S.W. Binkley Street and S. McKinley Avenue in Oklahoma City.
Murry is described as 5 feet tall and 85 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair, the station reports. When last seen, Murry was wearing a black Jordan shirt, khaki pants, black Nike slides and black socks.
What Police Are Asking of the Public
Anyone with information about Murry's whereabouts should call 911 immediately, per the station's report. Oklahoma City police have asked the public for help finding the teen as the search continues.
Other Recent OKC-Area Searches
Oklahoma City police regularly put out public appeals when a child or teen goes missing, and several recent cases ended with the child located. In one case, police said an 11-year-old girl who had left home while walking her family's dog was later located safely, according to KFOR. In another, police said 17-year-old Riley Honan, who had been reported missing, was found safe.
KFOR also reported that the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said 15-year-old James Pletcher, who had been the subject of an Amber Alert, had been found. Not every search resolves quickly, however — an Oklahoma City Police Department bulletin issued in August 2025 said five-year-old London Kerr had not been seen since going missing from a southeast Oklahoma City apartment complex in April 2022, according to a bulletin distributed through GovDelivery.
No update has been released on Murry's case beyond the initial alert. Anyone with information is urged to contact police right away.
