Amanda Nenigar

📍 Location

📝 Description

Amanda Nenigar, a California resident last seen February 28, 2024 near Blythe, California, was found dead about a month later in a remote desert area south of Cibola, Arizona. Her body was located roughly 1.5 miles from her abandoned Toyota Camry, which had its rear end perched on a large boulder. She was identified by a rose tattoo on her right hand and was found nude under a tree. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause of death, but public updates on the cause have not been reported. The case drew attention to a 911 call she made the day before she disappeared that was routed to California dispatchers rather than Arizona, prompting questions about the response. As of the latest public reporting, the family has pursued legal action alleging negligence in the 911 process, and no official cause of death has been publicly released.

🔍 Circumstances

Last seen Feb 28 in Blythe, CA. Vehicle later found in La Paz County, AZ, with rear end on a large boulder. Body found about 1.5 miles from the car in a remote desert area south of Cibola, AZ. Identified by a rose tattoo on the right hand; nude body found under a tree. Autopsy planned; cause of death not publicly disclosed. 911 call prior to disappearance routed to California dispatchers with coordinates provided, leading to questions about responsiveness. Family later discussed potential legal action regarding dispatch handling.

👤 Physical Description

Age reported as 26–27; approximately 5'3" tall, 175 pounds; blonde hair, blue eyes; scar on cheek; rose tattoo on right hand; last seen wearing a pink hooded sweatshirt, black leggings, and black-and-white tennis shoes; carried a pink purse.

ℹ️ Additional Details

Body found by search and rescue personnel about 1.5 miles from the car. Autopsy results not publicly disclosed as of late 2024/early 2025. Family has engaged in discussions about potential legal action related to the 911 dispatch handling. The case has been described as mysterious, with ongoing investigations into the circumstances of death.

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