Missing Case: Elaine Park, an aspiring actress who has been missing from California since 2017, has devastated her family. She was last seen on the 28th of January, 2017.
Elaine Park has not been seen in public since January 28, 2017, when she was last seen.
Elaine was 5’5″ tall and weighed 125 pounds at the time of her disappearance. When she was last seen, her hair was waist-length with blond tips, and she had brown hair and brown eyes.
Missing Case: Who Is Elaine Park?
Elaine Park was reported missing at the age of 20. She is an Asian/Korean heritage girl who was last spotted wearing a white hoodie and denim shorts.
Elaine was speculated to be dealing with depression and is considered endangered. She has not been found yet.
Elaine was born on 24 September 1996, and she has always been renowned as a vivacious and creative individual.
Her parents split, and she moved to La Crescenta, California, just north of Los Angeles, to live with her mother, Susan.
She attended Crescenta Valley High School and was known for making quick friends. Elaine had a big group of friends with whom she could socialize.
She attended Pierce College in Los Angeles after graduating high school but had recently dropped out at the time of her abduction.
Around this time, she had also lost her restaurant job.
Help Post On Facebook Regarding Elaine Park’s Disappearance
Friends, families, and even authorities have published Elaine Park’s details on multiple social media sources. A Facebook page under the name @helpfindelainepark, has around 13k followers to initiate the search for Elaine Park.
According to a domain name, elaineparkismissing.com, Elaine was last seen on CCTV footage leaving the home of Divine Compare, whom she dated from November 2016 to early January 2017, at 6:05 a.m. (PST).
She was spotted walking toward her dark gray 2015 Honda Civic, parked in a gated enclave on the 2600 block of Delphine Lane in Calabasas, California.
Furthermore, Elaine’s car was discovered abandoned on the shoulder of Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, opposite the Malibu Beach RV Park, five days later, at approximately 4 p.m. on Thursday, 2 February 2017.
Elaine’s car doors were unlocked, and the keys were in the ignition, which had been turned on.
Elaine’s Rose Gold iPhone 7, her previous damaged iPhone 6, her laptop, driver’s card, black backpack, make-up, blue duffel bag, and $37 in cash were the goods discovered inside.
