Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Emily Pike, missing 14 yo found dismembered off Arizona highway 60 POSSIBLE SUSPECT VEHICLE identification. More info re residence Emily may have been brought to.
Note, I saw an older car pick up Emily, as well as bringing her to a residence on a dead end street. I saw a black pickup truck with two males I believed to be hispanic (but obviously could be native as well) dumping her remains.
Emily Pike, a 14-year-old member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, was reported missing on January 27, 2025, after leaving a group home in Mesa, Arizona, near Mesa Drive and McKellips Road. On February 14, her dismembered remains were discovered in trash bags off Highway 60, milepost 277, near Globe, approximately 100 miles from her last known location. The Gila County Sheriff’s Office, leading the homicide investigation, noted that her head, torso, and legs were found, but her arms and hands remain missing. An autopsy revealed visible face and head trauma, though the cause of death has not been determined. The investigation involves multiple agencies, including the FBI, San Carlos Apache Police, and Mesa Police, with a task force formed to pursue leads, including surveillance footage, though no suspects have been publicly identified.
The case has sparked widespread grief and outrage, with the San Carlos Apache Tribe and community advocates holding vigils and pushing for justice, as well as systemic changes to protect vulnerable youth. Emily, described by her mother as a happy, art-loving teen with college aspirations, had a history of running away from the group home, which has faced scrutiny for 30 missing persons cases in three years. The tribe has offered a $75,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and is advocating for stricter group home regulations and a missing Indigenous person alert system. Volunteer searches continue for Emily’s remaining remains, and her family, supported by the community, vows to seek justice, emphasizing her vibrant spirit and the need for accountability.
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Emily Pike, missing 14 yo found dismembered off Arizona highway 60 POSSIBLE SUSPECT VEHICLE identification. More info re residence Emily may have been brought to.
Note, I saw an older car pick up Emily, as well as bringing her to a residence on a dead end street. I saw a black pickup truck with two males I believed to be hispanic (but obviously could be native as well) dumping her remains.
Emily Pike, a 14-year-old member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, was reported missing on January 27, 2025, after leaving a group home in Mesa, Arizona, near Mesa Drive and McKellips Road. On February 14, her dismembered remains were discovered in trash bags off Highway 60, milepost 277, near Globe, approximately 100 miles from her last known location. The Gila County Sheriff’s Office, leading the homicide investigation, noted that her head, torso, and legs were found, but her arms and hands remain missing. An autopsy revealed visible face and head trauma, though the cause of death has not been determined. The investigation involves multiple agencies, including the FBI, San Carlos Apache Police, and Mesa Police, with a task force formed to pursue leads, including surveillance footage, though no suspects have been publicly identified.
The case has sparked widespread grief and outrage, with the San Carlos Apache Tribe and community advocates holding vigils and pushing for justice, as well as systemic changes to protect vulnerable youth. Emily, described by her mother as a happy, art-loving teen with college aspirations, had a history of running away from the group home, which has faced scrutiny for 30 missing persons cases in three years. The tribe has offered a $75,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and is advocating for stricter group home regulations and a missing Indigenous person alert system. Volunteer searches continue for Emily’s remaining remains, and her family, supported by the community, vows to seek justice, emphasizing her vibrant spirit and the need for accountability.
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My Email
ReverendDonnaSeraphina@Gmail.com
