馃毃 Day 3: Search Continues for Missing 7 Year Old Harbe Nagi
Menands, New York
The search continues for 7 year old Harbe Nagi, who has now been missing for three days.
Harbe was last seen on Sunday, June 28, 2026, at approximately 4:10 p.m. near Park Drive in Menands, New York. He was wearing a light colored shirt, dark pants, and no shoes.
Harbe is autistic, nonverbal, and may have a limited understanding of English. He is approximately 3 feet 7 inches tall, weighs about 48 pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes.
Authorities continue an extensive search involving the New York State Police, Albany County Sheriff's Office, FBI, environmental conservation officers, local fire departments, and numerous partner agencies. Investigators have stated there is currently no indication that anyone else was involved, but all possibilities remain under investigation.
Harbe is known to enjoy water, climbing, being outdoors, and the song "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star." Search teams have even placed ice cream trucks in the area in hopes the familiar music might help attract his attention.
Residents in the surrounding area are encouraged to check their properties, including sheds, garages, playground equipment, pools, and security camera footage for anything unusual.
Anyone who sees Harbe should call 911 immediately. Authorities advise approaching him calmly, speaking softly, and avoiding anything that may overwhelm him.
Anyone with information about Harbe's whereabouts is urged to contact the New York State Police Tip Line at 518-457-6811
Menands, New York
The search continues for 7 year old Harbe Nagi, who has now been missing for three days.
Harbe was last seen on Sunday, June 28, 2026, at approximately 4:10 p.m. near Park Drive in Menands, New York. He was wearing a light colored shirt, dark pants, and no shoes.
Harbe is autistic, nonverbal, and may have a limited understanding of English. He is approximately 3 feet 7 inches tall, weighs about 48 pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes.
Authorities continue an extensive search involving the New York State Police, Albany County Sheriff's Office, FBI, environmental conservation officers, local fire departments, and numerous partner agencies. Investigators have stated there is currently no indication that anyone else was involved, but all possibilities remain under investigation.
Harbe is known to enjoy water, climbing, being outdoors, and the song "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star." Search teams have even placed ice cream trucks in the area in hopes the familiar music might help attract his attention.
Residents in the surrounding area are encouraged to check their properties, including sheds, garages, playground equipment, pools, and security camera footage for anything unusual.
Anyone who sees Harbe should call 911 immediately. Authorities advise approaching him calmly, speaking softly, and avoiding anything that may overwhelm him.
Anyone with information about Harbe's whereabouts is urged to contact the New York State Police Tip Line at 518-457-6811
馃毃 Day 3: Search Continues for Missing 7 Year Old Harbe Nagi
Menands, New York
The search continues for 7 year old Harbe Nagi, who has now been missing for three days.
Harbe was last seen on Sunday, June 28, 2026, at approximately 4:10 p.m. near Park Drive in Menands, New York. He was wearing a light colored shirt, dark pants, and no shoes.
Harbe is autistic, nonverbal, and may have a limited understanding of English. He is approximately 3 feet 7 inches tall, weighs about 48 pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes.
Authorities continue an extensive search involving the New York State Police, Albany County Sheriff's Office, FBI, environmental conservation officers, local fire departments, and numerous partner agencies. Investigators have stated there is currently no indication that anyone else was involved, but all possibilities remain under investigation.
Harbe is known to enjoy water, climbing, being outdoors, and the song "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star." Search teams have even placed ice cream trucks in the area in hopes the familiar music might help attract his attention.
Residents in the surrounding area are encouraged to check their properties, including sheds, garages, playground equipment, pools, and security camera footage for anything unusual.
Anyone who sees Harbe should call 911 immediately. Authorities advise approaching him calmly, speaking softly, and avoiding anything that may overwhelm him.
Anyone with information about Harbe's whereabouts is urged to contact the New York State Police Tip Line at 518-457-6811
