Here’s a timeline of Ambrose’s disappearance and the investigation that ensued, according to information from Boston police. After being missing for three days, 23-year-old Olivia Ambrose of Jamaica Plain was found alive Tuesday in Charlestown. Saturday • Saturday evening: Olivia Ambrose went to Hennessy’s, a bar near Faneuil Hall in downtown Boston, with her twin sister, Franny, and some friends to see a rock band that was performing that night. Olivia left the bar separately, her sister said. • 11:04 p.m.: Ambrose was seen leaving Hennessy’s at 25 Union St. with a white male, who has since been determined not to be involved in her disappearance, Boston police said. Advertisement • 11:42 p.m.: Two unknown males were observed inviting Ambrose to walk with them in the area of Congress and State streets. One of the males appeared to walk ahead while the second male — shown in pictures Boston police posted Tuesday — placed his arm around Ambrose and directed her towards the MBTA’s State Street Station. Sunday • 12:01 a.m.: Additional video shows Ambrose being accompanied by the same male, still with his arm around her, as they exited the MBTA’s Bunker Hill Community Station in Charlestown, according to Boston police. The other male was no longer observed in any surveillance video moving forward, police said. • 12:13 a.m.: Ambrose and the male were observed again in the area of Green Street walking together toward Bartlett Street, Boston police said. A short time later, phone records indicate Ambrose’s phone was in the general area of the Bunker Hill Housing Development, police said. • Franny Ambrose reported her twin as missing Sunday when she didn’t answer phone calls. “There was no way to tell if she had just been in an Uber or what happened,” Franny said in an interview Monday. Advertisement Monday • A Facebook page was posted Monday to spread the word about Olivia’s disappearance. • 3:50 p.m.: Boston police tweeted a photo of Ambrose along with a missing person alert. In a statement, police said Ambrose was last seen around 10 p.m. Saturday near 25 Union St., and that she was last seen wearing a red corduroy dress under a long white and gray coat. Tuesday • 2 p.m.: Boston police posted a statement saying they were seeking a person of interest in the Ambrose case. They uploaded two photos of a man in a T station and asked that anyone with information on his identity call police. • 3 p.m.: The Globe received word that Ambrose was found alive in Charlestown. • 3:30 p.m.: Police said Ambrose had been taken to an area hospital for evaluation. UPDATE: 23-year-old Olivia Ambrose has been located and transported to an area hospital for evaluation purposes. Thank you to everybody who aided, helped and assisted in the investigation and search. A press conference is scheduled for 6:00pm at BPD Headquarters. pic.twitter.com/x4V6zhwlUv — Boston Police Dept. (@bostonpolice) January 22, 2019 • Around 5 p.m.: Officials told the Globe that a suspect had been arrested in connection with Ambrose’s disappearance. The man was arrested on Walford Way in Charlestown Tuesday afternoon, an official said. Her disappearance was an apparent abduction, according to law enforcement officials. Investigators were working to determine what happened to Ambrose since she went missing. • Tuesday night: Boston police identified Victor Pena, 38, as the suspect, and said he faces a kidnapping charge but that additional charges could follow. Boston Police Commissioner William Gross said at a news conference that surveillance video showed Pena guiding, holding, and “clutching” Ambrose on the street late Saturday night. “It’s obvious from the video surveillance that she did not go along willingly,” he said. Advertisement Wednesday • Around 12:30 p.m.: Pena was arraigned in Charlestown Municipal Court on a sole count of kidnapping. Pena was sobbing, sucking his thumb, and praying for forgiveness during the arraignment. A not-guilty plea was entered for him, and he was sent to Bridgewater State Hospital for a mental competency evaluation. Victor Pena in court on Wednesday. Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe Danny McDonald, Mark Arsenault, and Travis Andersen of the Globe staff, and Globe correspondents Breanne Kovatch and Abigail Feldman contributed to this report.<doc-sep>A young woman has gone missing after leaving a bar with a man on January 19. 23-year-old Olivia Ambrose, who goes by “Liviy” according to her twin sister Frannie, was having a great time with her friends at Hennessey’s on Union Street, until she mysteriously left without saying goodbye. That was the last time anyone saw the young project manager, and her family has since filed a missing person report. “We were all here, we were just dancing in front of the band and then somewhere just like around 10 p.m. I don’t know, I guess we got separated and then she left at 11,” Frannie explained to CBS Boston. Her mother Heather Ambrose added that “for some unknown reason she left without saying goodbye.” The whole family insists that it’s very unlike Olivia to simply disappear without telling anyone where she is. Frannie went on to explain that Liviy had been talking to a man that was about her age. The man was allegedly kicked out of the bar, though Frannie didn’t explain what he did wrong. “She left with [him] at about 11:04 p.m.,” she recalled. Security footage shows Olivia and the unnamed man leaving the bar and walking across Union Street, but that was the last time anyone has seen her. At the time, she was wearing a red corduroy dress with Doc Martin boots and a gray peacoat. She has curly brown hair and blue eyes. Now, police are investigating the scary situation, and have reportedly found the man Olivia was with. They are talking to him to gain any information he may have about Olivia’s whereabouts. “Boston Police have identified the man captured on surveillance leaving with Olivia Ambrose,” a source told Radar. “The man in question is the one captured on the establishment’s surveillance. He is in contact with Boston Police and is expected to cooperate and speak with detectives. No charges have been filed at the moment.” Frannie is still remaining hopeful about her sister’s situation. “My hope is that she shows up, comes back walks right through that door,” she said. “Walks right into the apartment.” We certainly hope so too.<doc-sep>UPDATE, 3:29 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 22: Francesca Ambrose, Olivia’s twin sister, confirmed with MassLive that sister had been found alive on Tuesday. Boston police are investigating the disappearance of a 23-year-old woman who has not been seen since Saturday night. Olivia “Liviy” Ambrose, a 23-year-old Wenham native who recently moved to Jamaica Plain, disappeared after a night out in Boston Saturday night, according to friends and family. Ambrose’s twin sister, Francesca, said the two were out with a large group of friends, some from college and others from their volleyball team, at Hennessy’s in Boston on Saturday night before Olivia went missing. Francesca and friend Kate Collins said they last saw Olivia around 10 p.m., when they were all dancing together inside the Union Street pub that hosts live music. “We were all dancing in front of the stage, nothing out of the ordinary,” said Collins, who has worked with Francesca for several years. “There were a lot of other friends.” Olivia then walked outside with a man who had been escorted out of the bar by a bouncer, according to Francesca. Surveillance footage reveals the pair left around 11:05 p.m., and loved ones say Olivia has not been seen or heard from since. According to her sister, the location of Olivia Ambrose’s iPhone 8 last pinged near Walford Way and Corey Street in Charlestown, near a Boston Housing Authority complex. Boston Police identified and contacted the man Olivia left with that evening, according to a Facebook post by Francesca shared Monday afternoon. He has not been publicly identified. Francesca asked the public to now turn their attention to locating her sister instead of trying to identify the man in the surveillance photos. Family and friends said they have visited Olivia’s Jamaica Plain apartment twice since she went missing in the hopes of finding her, but she was not there. Olivia has blue eyes, curly brown hair and a height of about 5 feet 2 inches, according to authorities. She was last seen wearing a white or beige coat with a red corduroy dress and Dr. Marten boots. Olivia works at Toast, Inc. and is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh. The family filed a missing person’s report with Boston Police on Sunday afternoon for a woman last seen at 25 Union St. The Boston Police Department confirmed on Monday that they were conducting an open and active investigation to locate Olivia. Authorities are urging anyone with information to contact 911 or District A-1 Boston Police Detectives at (617) 343-4248. This story has been updated to reflect the most recent information.<doc-sep>A woman who went missing from a Boston bar on Saturday night and was later seen being apprehended by two men has been found alive. Boston Police Department said that college graduate Olivia 'Liviy' Ambrose, 23, has been located and transported to an area hospital for evaluation purposes. Police said earlier that after Ambrose left the bar she was approached by two men- one who had his arm around her- who then brought her to a subway station. She had last been seen at around 11 pm Saturday leaving Hennessy’s bar at 25 Union Street in Boston. Olivia 'Liviy' Ambrose, 23, (pictured) has been found by police and brought to hospital after she went missing on Saturday night Police had earlier issued an image of this man who they say is a person of interest in Olivia's disappearance In a tweet, Police thanked those who aided, helped and assisted in the investigation and search. The woman's condition is not yet known and police have not provided further details on the two men she was seen with before her disappearance. Early on Tuesday they released an image of man who is a person of interest in the case. Police said two unidentified men are observed inviting Ambrose to walk with them in the area of Congress Street and State Street around 11.40pm. Two unknown men invited Olivia to walk with them in the area of Congress Street and State Street late on Saturday night One of the men walked ahead of her while the other man places his arm around her and directs her towards the State Street subway station. In a statement Boston Police Department said: 'Approximately 20 minutes later, additional video shows Ms. Ambrose being accompanied by that same male, still with his arm around her, exiting the Bunker Hill Community MBTA Station in Charlestown. 'The other male party is no longer observed in any surveillance video moving forward.' Cops said that at around 12.13am, Ambrose and the man are spotted again walking together towards Bartlett Street. They claimed phone records indicate Ambrose’s phone was in the general area of the Bunker Hill Housing Development in Charlestown a short time later. Charlestown is over a mile away from the Irish pub where Ambrose was last seen. Police said Olivia had left the bar with another man but they determined that he is not connected with her disappearance. Olivia's twin sister Francesca said she missed a brunch date with her friends on Sunday and a doctor's appointment on Monday Olivia's sister said she had been dancing with a man about her own age who was kicked out of the bar shortly before she left with him Olivia Ambrose is a college graduate who moved to Jamaica Plain a week ago, according to her family. She was out with her twin sister Francesca and a large group of friends. Her family said she always calls and texts and had an appointment Monday that she missed which was unusual. The family set up a Facebook page appealing for the public's help in locating her. Olivia's sister Francesca (left) said her disappearance is unusual and her mother Heather (right) said they just want her home Olivia's father, Michael, (right), walking around the area where she went missing in a bid to find her Heather said: 'She was supposed to meet with her workmates on Sunday and then she had a doctor's appointment this morning, and she hasn't show up for any of those.' The Ambrose family had set up an information post inside Hennessy's and have been sharing Olivia's picture and other information on social media. Olivia was last seen at Hennessy's bar (pictured) on Saturday night Olivia's mother Heather told Boston CBS: 'It's heartbreaking, it's absolutely heartbreaking. 'There is part of me that feels like it's not real, so it's okay, and there is part of me that just doesn't want to go to any bad place. 'I don't think anybody can really imagine until they go through it. We just want her home, that's all.' Her father Michael handed out missing person posters in a bid to locate her. They have also been searching the area in the hope of finding her whereabouts. 'It's your worst nightmare. I'm trying to stay busy, and I'm trying to find her.' Anyone with information about Olivia's whereabouts is asked to call 911 or Boston police detectives at 617-343-4248.<doc-sep>
Update as of 3:27 p.m.: Olivia Ambrose found alive after going missing in Boston, twin sister says --------- Boston Police have released photographs of a man they are trying to identify as they continue to investigate the disappearance of 23-year-old Olivia Ambrose. Police described the man as a “person of interest” in Ambrose’s disappearance. Ambrose was last seen in the area of 25 Union St. in Boston on Saturday after going out with friends. She was at Hennessy’s Bar, according to family and friends. “Investigators have reviewed surveillance video and marked a timeline of events and locations in the areas of both Downtown Boston and Charlestown in hopes of better understanding the facts and circumstances surrounding Olivia Ambrose’s disappearance,” police said. According to her twin sister, Francesca, the location of Ambrose’s iPhone 8 last pinged near Walford Way and Corey Street in Charlestown, near a Boston Housing Authority complex. Police broke down a timeline of Ambrose’s movements that night: 11:04 p.m.: Ambrose is seen leaving a bar located at 25 Union Street (Hennessy’s) with a white male who has since been determined to not be involved in her disappearance. 11:42 p.m.: Approximately 40 minutes later, two unknown males are observed inviting Ambrose to walk with them in the area of Congress Street and State Street. One of the males appears to walk ahead while the second male places his arm around Ambrose and directs her towards the State Street MBTA Station. 12:01 a.m.: Approximately 20 minutes later, additional video shows Ambrose being accompanied by that same male, still with his arm around her, exiting the Bunker Hill Community MBTA Station in Charlestown. The other male party is no longer observed in any surveillance video moving forward. 12:13 a.m.: Approximately 10 minutes later, Ambrose and the unknown male are observed again in the area of Green Street walking together towards Bartlett Street. A short time later, phone records indicate Ambrose’s phone was in the general area of the Bunker Hill Housing Development. Ambrose is white, 5 feet 2 inches tall with blue eyes and curly brown hair. She was last seen wearing a red corduroy dress under a long white and grey coat. Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Olivia Ambrose is advised to contact 9-1-1 or District A-1 (Downtown) Detectives at 617-343-4248.