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On the night of May 29, 2025, 15-year-old Kylie Olivia Arellano disappeared from her family’s home in Garden City, Utah. She was last seen walking toward Logan Canyon at about 10:52 p.m., reportedly carrying luggage. At the time she vanished she was about 5 feet 6 inches, 115 pounds, with brown eyes, chin-length dark brown hair, black dental braces and several tattoos, including a small cross on her middle finger. Early reports say she wore a black nightgown, fishnet stockings and no shoes.

Kylie sent her mother a goodnight text at 9:44 p.m., and her phone showed activity until about 10:37 p.m.; the last reported phone location was roughly 300 feet from the family residence. Family members found packed belongings, a jacket left in the driveway and an Xbox missing; Kylie had bought a skull-decorated suitcase that day. Investigators searched the area and followed multiple unconfirmed sighting reports, including one in Perry at a rest stop on May 31 and tips placing someone like her in Salt Lake City and out of state. Her mother has raised concerns about possible online contacts through Snapchat, Discord and PayPal activity.

Kylie was reported missing May 30, 2025, and the case is being handled by the Rich County Sheriff’s Office with assistance from other agencies and federal partners; her record was entered into NCIC and NamUs by December 2025. What details from the night of May 29 or the reported sightings seem most likely to help lead to her whereabouts?

JB

Praise God that she was found and returned to her family! I'm sure what she's been through is unspeakable. Prayers to her and the families continued healing.

What a relief , so glad she was found and is back with her family. Hoping she gets the care and privacy she needs now, and that investigators follow through so the people responsible are held to account.