Meghan Elizabeth Owens, 17, disappeared from Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area in Tillamook, Oregon, on February 1, 2016, while on a sightseeing outing with friends. She reportedly fell from a cliff near the feature known as The Punch Bowl shortly before 3:00 p.m., into ocean conditions described as perilous with swells of eight to ten feet.

An extensive search followed. The United States Coast Guard sent helicopters, boats and rescue swimmers, and local fire and rescue crews joined using their own watercraft. Two local searchers had to be pulled from the water by a Coast Guard helicopter as seas became dangerously rough. Search teams covered about 72 square miles and conducted roughly 19 hours of searching before suspension; no sign of Meghan was found. She was described as a White female with brown hair and brown eyes, with eyebrow and nose piercings and a scar on her right arm, last seen in a black hooded sweatshirt, teal undershirt and blue True Religion jeans.

The case remains unresolved and she is presumed to have drowned. Did anyone in the Tillamook or Marysville area see Meghan on February 1, 2016, or have information about that day?