Alric Nembhard was 61 years old when he disappeared from New York City on March 17, 2011. Nembhard, a male who was described in the missing-person record as Black/African American, was last known to be in Manhattan, New York. The central fact surrounding his disappearance is both simple and troubling: he was reportedly last seen at Manhattan Hospital, left the location, and was not seen again. Public missing-person information places his last known location in New York, NY 10023, within New York County. There is no publicly released account explaining why Nembhard had been at the hospital, what circumstances led to his departure, whether he left on foot or by another means, or where he was believed to be going afterward. The available record therefore leaves his movements after departing the hospital unknown.
A current public missing-person flyer connected to NamUs continues to identify Nembhard as missing, lists March 17, 2011 as his last-seen date, and repeats that he disappeared after leaving Manhattan Hospital.
At the time he went missing, Nembhard was described as approximately 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing about 200 pounds. The case information describes him as bald, with black eyes. No distinctive scars, tattoos, birthmarks, or other identifying physical characteristics are publicly listed in the available case material, and there is no publicly documented description of the clothing or accessories he was wearing when he was last seen. Likewise, there is no vehicle associated with his disappearance in the public record. These missing details make the circumstances especially difficult to reconstruct because there is little publicly available information showing what Nembhard may have looked like when he walked away from the hospital or what direction he might have traveled. The publicly available flyer confirms his height and weight and directs readers to NamUs as the listed official source for the case.
The New York City Police Department Missing Persons Squad is identified as the investigating agency, with the disappearance carried under NYPD case number 2011-12590 and NamUs missing-person case MP94538. The case was formally reported to the investigating agency months after Nembhard's last known contact, but the publicly available information does not explain the reason for that interval or describe who ultimately reported him missing. There are also no publicly released details describing subsequent sightings, searches, interviews, financial activity, telephone activity, hospital contacts, shelter checks, or other investigative developments that might show where he went after leaving Manhattan Hospital. The limited nature of the public record means that many of the questions surrounding Nembhard's disappearance remain unanswered, and it would be inappropriate to speculate about what happened to him in the absence of verified evidence. Current publicly accessible missing-person information still presents Alric Nembhard as missing and does not provide a confirmed resolution to his case.
More than anything, Alric Nembhard's case is the story of a man who was known to be at a Manhattan hospital and then seemingly disappeared after walking away from that setting. There is no detailed public timeline extending beyond his departure, no publicly identified destination, and no confirmed account explaining where he went next. With only his physical description, last known location, and the fact that he left the hospital before contact was lost, investigators and those who continue to care about his whereabouts have been left with a remarkably narrow trail to follow. In overview, Nembhard was a 61-year-old New York man who vanished after leaving Manhattan Hospital on March 17, 2011, and the publicly available case record offers no verified explanation for his disappearance or confirmed account of what happened afterward.Last Seen: Mar 17, 2011
