Emerson Lovar Farnsworth, 50, known as Emmett, was last seen by his sister in Price, Utah, on July 4, 1967, as he left for Duchesne, where he lived in a trailer. A partially eaten breakfast at home is reported, suggesting an abrupt departure, and he was never seen or heard from again.

Months later his car was found burned near Waldon, Colorado, with license plates and registration removed and most identification numbers chiseled off. One undamaged number allowed investigators to link the vehicle to Farnsworth. A sheepherder later reported finding a body about five miles north of Granby; another report placed a body beside a small trailer near Hot Sulphur Springs. The sheepherder could not lead authorities back to the location, and those leads were not confirmed.

The Carbon County Sheriff’s Office still lists the disappearance as an active missing person case. Does anyone have memories, documents, or leads about Farnsworth’s last movements or the burned car in Colorado?