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15-year-old Ariana from Drammen missing. Family asks for help

15-year-old Ariana left home in Drammen on Monday 26 October at around 18:00 to accompany a friend to the station. According to relatives she did not return, and her phone is switched off. The family asks for help and to share the photo.

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Steve JoobsPublished: 27 October 2026Reading time: 4 minLast updated: 27 October 2026
15-year-old Ariana from Drammen missing. Family asks for help

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In brief

The family is looking for 15-year-old Ariana from Drammen. The girl left home on 26 October at around 18:00 and — according to information provided to the editorial office — has not contacted her mother since then. She is about 165 cm tall, has a slim build, dark eyes and long black hair. She speaks Norwegian and English. Information should be reported to the police at 02800. Contact for the mother: +47 413 16 009.

Key facts

  • Name: Ariana.
  • Age: 15.
  • Location: Drammen.
  • Left home: Monday, 26 October 2026, at about 18:00.
  • Purpose of leaving according to relatives: to escort a friend to the train station.
  • Height: about 165 cm.
  • Appearance: slim build, dark eyes, long black hair.
  • Languages: Norwegian and English; according to the interviewee, she does not speak Polish.
  • Clothing at the time of leaving: unknown.
  • Police: 02800.
  • Contact for mother: +47 413 16 009.
  • Source of information: appeal from relatives and a conversation of the editorial office with Iga Szczepanik.

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She was supposed to accompany a friend and return home

The family of 15-year-old Ariana from Drammen asks for help in finding the girl. According to information provided to the editorial office she left home on Monday 26 October at around 18:00 to accompany a friend to the train station. She did not return, and her phone is switched off.

About the situation told us Iga Szczepanik, a resident of Drammen and a friend of Ariana's mother, who has known the girl since childhood.

- The daughter informed her that she was leaving and that she would return right after seeing her off
- Iga recounts.

As our interlocutor says, the mother tried repeatedly to call her daughter in the evening and at night. At the time of speaking to the editorial office contact had not been established.

How to recognize Ariana?

According to the description provided by Iga, Ariana:

  • is 15 years old;

  • is approximately 165 cm tall;

  • is slim, of slight build;

  • has dark eyes;

  • has black hair reaching approximately to mid-chest;

  • is fluent in Norwegian and English.

According to our interlocutor, Ariana was born in Norway, and her mother comes from Poland. The girl does not speak Polish.

It was not possible to determine what she was wearing when she left. Please rely primarily on the current photo and the description. We also do not have confirmed information about which station she was heading to or whether she reached it.

Relatives and acquaintances are trying to find out where she is

Iga reports that, according to the mother, Ariana's departure was not preceded by an argument. The girl had announced she would return after accompanying her friend. The reason for the lack of contact remains unknown.

From our interlocutor's account, friends and the school were informed of the situation. The people whom relatives spoke to could not indicate Ariana's whereabouts.

According to Iga, the mother also contacted the police, and at the time of the conversation with the editorial office she had gone to the police station in person.

At the time of preparing the material the editorial office does not have a statement from the police regarding the circumstances of the disappearance and the actions being conducted.

Have you seen Ariana? Report the place and time of the observation

We ask residents of Drammen and the surrounding area, public transport passengers, drivers and shop and venue staff to take a look at the girl's photo.

If you saw Ariana after 18:00 on Monday 26 October or have information that could help find her, contact the police at number 02800.

Provide as precisely as possible:

  • place and time of observation;

  • the direction in which she was moving;

  • whether she was alone or with other people;

  • whether you have a photo or a recording.

If you are not sure of the identification, indicate this during the report. Pass on information about a possible location directly to the police, instead of publishing it in the comments.

Contact for Ariana's mother: +47 413 16 009.

In a situation of direct threat to life or safety call 112.

Let's help reach people who may have seen her

The most important request conveyed by relatives is to disseminate Ariana's photo and the appeal for help.

Share the material in a local group, send it to friends in Drammen and show it to Norwegian colleagues. Every share can help reach the person who encountered the girl.

If you want to help on the ground, first coordinate with the police or the family to determine where your support will be needed.

Separate appeal regarding Hubert Dyrda

On our portal we also published an appeal for help in finding Hubert Dyrda, who went missing in Drammen on 18 October.

We have no information confirming a connection between the two cases. Those who share the appeals can still help by familiarizing themselves with the photos of both missing people.

Look closely at Ariana’s photo. Share the appeal. If you know anything - pass the information to the police.

This material was prepared on 27 October 2026 based on an appeal from relatives and a conversation with Iga Szczepanik, a friend of Ariana’s mother. The description represents the state of knowledge provided to the editorial team during the conversation.

Sources

  • Iga Szczepanik — rozmowa z Radio Wataha o zaginięciu Ariany, 27 października 2026Interview

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