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By Monica Sager
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Elizibeth "Lizzy" Green left her Utah home around noon on April 17 to start her new job at a neighboring ranch.
The 21-year-old never arrived.
More than a month later, Green remains missing from the community of Callao in the northern Snake Valley.
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Green was last seen wearing a pink tie-dye high cut hoodie, according to the missing person's report from the sheriff's office. She was wearing a light blue pair of jeans, black converse with white trim high tops" and had a white backpack purse "with sprinkles on it," according to Green's mother, Vanessa Simmons' post on Facebook.
She is described to be 5-foot-11-inches tall and weighing 125 pounds. She has green eyes and light brown hair. Simmons also posted on Facebook that Green has a mole on her left cheek.
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Newsweek reached out to the Juab County Sheriff's Office and Green's mother but did not hear back immediately.
The Juab County Search and Rescue team started their investigation on April 18. The department searched between Green's home and the ranch she was heading toward, according to a search warrant filed to access Green's devices.
Deputies also searched the ranch and "did not locate anything suspicious."
"Based on the information that we have received, we are concerned about the possibility that Elizibeth is in danger of serious bodily injury or death," the warrant reads. "It is unknown if Elizibeth is in danger and lost in the vast desert, or if someone that she was communicating with met with her and is holding her against her will."
The ranch is about three hours away from any major cities, according to the warrant. It also requires travel on dirt roads to get to.
People close to Green told investigators that she suffers from mental health issues and has run away before the warrant says. But records say Green would always return and communicate with the family within a day or so.
Search teams have tried to ping Green's cell phone but are yet to receive a response.
Anyone with information about Green's whereabouts is asked to contact the Juab County Sheriff's Office Dispatch at 801-794-3970.
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