I’m posting to help keep attention on the disappearance of Elizabeth “Lizzy” Green, who has been missing since April 17, 2024, from Callao, Utah in Juab County. Callao is a small, remote desert community in northern Snake Valley. That morning, Elizabeth left her family’s home to walk a short distance along a dirt road to start her first day of work at a nearby ranch. Her mother has said Elizabeth seemed happy and excited that morning, made coffee, and insisted she would walk.
Elizabeth did not arrive at the ranch and did not come home. When she still hadn’t returned by that evening, loved ones and community members began searching and contacted the Juab County Sheriff’s Office the following morning. Search and Rescue teams carried out extensive searches of the route between her home and the ranch and surrounding areas, including the use of helicopters, drones, and K-9 units. Despite these efforts, there has been no public report of any physical trace of Elizabeth, such as footprints, clothing, shoes, her bag, or other evidence. It has also been reported that K-9 teams did not pick up a scent trail. Authorities reportedly obtained warrants related to her phone and social media, and there has reportedly been no activity since the day she vanished. The FBI has also assisted local investigators.
Elizabeth is described as a white female who was 21 at the time she went missing, about 5'11" and approximately 125 pounds, with light brown hair, green eyes, and a mole on her left cheek. She was last seen wearing a pink tie-dye high-cut hoodie, light blue jeans, and black Converse sneakers, and carrying a white backpack purse decorated with sprinkles.
If you saw anything unusual that morning in or near Callao or along the dirt roads in that area, or if you have any information that could help, please contact the Juab County Sheriff’s Office and reference case number 24-JC-0335. Even details that seem small can matter.
Elizabeth Green, 21, was last seen April 17, 2024, in Callao, Utah, a remote community in northern Snake Valley, Juab County. That morning she walked a short distance along a dirt road from her family’s home to start her first day of work at a nearby ranch but never arrived. When she did not return that evening, family and neighbors searched and contacted the Juab County Sheriff’s Office the next morning.
Search and Rescue teams used helicopters, drones and K-9 units to grid-search between the home and the ranch and nearby terrain; nothing was found — no footprints, clothing, shoes, Elizabeth’s bag or other physical evidence. K-9 units reportedly did not pick up her scent on multiple occasions. The ranch confirmed she never arrived and had no contact with her that day. Warrants were executed for her phone and social media accounts; those showed online communications, including via Snapchat and a dating platform, and a history of mental health struggles and one prior runaway episode. There has been no activity on her phone or accounts since the disappearance.
If anyone knew Elizabeth, saw her on April 17, 2024, or has information about her online contacts, please contact the Juab County Sheriff’s Office and reference case number 24-JC-0335.
