Family and friends are asking for the public’s help in locating Jessa Cook, who has been missing from Utah since Saturday, October 3. Her loved ones are increasingly concerned about her safety and are asking anyone with information about her whereabouts to come forward.
According to her family, Jessa left home around 2 p.m. Saturday with a friend. Later that evening, she left to spend time with other people. Her phone was turned off in Saratoga Springs at approximately 10 p.m. Saturday night.
Jessa was reportedly seen the following morning, Sunday, October 4, in Eagle Mountain. Her last known location was in Herriman, Utah, at approximately midnight Sunday night.
Before she disappeared, Jessa reportedly mentioned to friends that she might travel to St. George, Las Vegas, or California. Her family believes she may have left voluntarily, but they remain deeply concerned about her safety.
Her loved ones also said Jessa has not taken her medication since leaving home. They believe she may be using other people’s devices and potentially communicating through alternate Snapchat accounts, making it more difficult for family members to establish contact with her.
Jessa’s family is asking anyone who may have seen her, spoken with her, or received a message from her to share any information that could help determine where she is. They are especially asking people in Utah, Nevada, California, and surrounding areas to remain alert for possible sightings.
The family wants Jessa to know that she is not in trouble and that they love her and simply want her home safely.
Anyone with information about Jessa Cook’s whereabouts or who may have had recent contact with her is asked to contact Allyson at 801-319-0138 or Jared at 801-319-0074.
Even a small piece of information could help bring Jessa home safely.
