Samo Aimono Missing: 15-Year-Old Last Seen Near Kingsdale Foundation School in West Dulwich

WEST DULWICH, LONDON — Concern is growing over the disappearance of 15-year-old Samo Aimono, who was reportedly last seen near Kingsdale Foundation School in West Dulwich on October 12, 2026. According to the information shared in a missing-person appeal, Samo has not returned home, and there are concerns about his whereabouts.

Samo is described as being approximately 171 centimetres (5 feet 7 inches) tall. The appeal also states that he does not have his mobile phone with him, which may make it more difficult for him to contact family or friends.

His last reported sighting near Kingsdale Foundation School has prompted an appeal for anyone who may have seen him or has information about where he might be to come forward. Even seemingly minor details could help establish his movements after he was last seen.

Family members and those concerned about Samo are asking the public to remain alert and share the missing-person appeal to help reach people in the West Dulwich area and beyond.

Anyone with information about Samo’s whereabouts is urged to contact the police as soon as possible. If you believe you have seen him, provide the location, time, and any relevant details directly to the authorities rather than relying solely on social media comments.

Missing-person details

• Name: Samo Aimono
• Age: 15
• Height: Approximately 171 cm (5 ft 7 in)
• Last seen: Near Kingsdale Foundation School, West Dulwich, London
• Date last seen: October 12, 2026, as stated in the appeal
• Mobile phone: Reportedly not carrying one
• Police reference number: Not provided in the information available

Public appeal: Anyone with information that could help locate Samo is urged to contact the Metropolitan Police or call 999 if there is an immediate concern for his safety. Do not approach or put yourself at risk if you believe you have located him; share the information with police.

Disclaimer: This article is based on the missing-person information supplied. The details have not been independently verified, and no police reference number was provided. Anyone sharing the appeal should confirm the latest information with the relevant authorities.