Elizabeth Salgado was 26 when she moved from Chiapas, Mexico, to Provo, Utah, in spring 2015 to study English. Three weeks after arriving, she disappeared on April 16, 2015 while walking the roughly 18-block route from her language school to her apartment. Family members say she had recently completed a church mission in Mexico and had told them she felt watched on her way to school.

On May 18, 2018 a man found human remains in Hobble Creek Canyon, about 15 miles from where she was last seen; dental records identified the remains as Elizabeth’s. Her body was recovered from a shallow grave and investigators treated the death as suspicious, opening a homicide inquiry. Authorities have interviewed several persons of interest but no arrest has been announced. The family believes the person responsible was someone Elizabeth knew; a private investigator likewise thinks the suspect may have been in her circle and could be Caucasian or Hispanic and speak Spanish.

If anyone knew Elizabeth, her routines, or her acquaintances from work, church, or the Nomen Global Language School, can you share what you remember?