Robert Joel LaPergola, Jr.

LaPergola was last seen in Death Valley, California in April 26, 1987. He was dropped off in Death Valley to hike alone. His girlfriend was to pick him up in a week and he didn't show up. An air/ground search was initiated with no results.

Cornelia Meyer

Egbert Rimkus, his girlfriend, Cornelia Meyer, his son Georg Weber and Meyer's son Max, disappeared from Death Valley on July 22, 1996. The four had arrived from Germany in the US earlier in July and were going through California to Las Vegas in a minivan rented in Los Angeles. They were expected to return to Germany on July 29 but their reserved seats aboard a Transworld Airways flight remained empty. They were listed as missing persons by Interpol on August 14. On October 26, 1996 a Park Ranger on an aerial surveillance mission spotted their van stuck in a wash at Anvil Spring Canyon, a wilderness area closed to vehicular traffic. Three of its four tires were flat. Despite extensive searches in the surrounding area no trace of the tourists -but an empty beer bottle a half-mile away matching bottles in the vehicle- was found. The search was called off on October 26 but in the following years numerous other searches, organized by private parties and search-and-rescue groups took place. Investigators managed to retrace some of their steps. The foursome checked out of their Treasure Island hotel, in Nevada, room on July 22 and drove that same day to Death Valley. A cash-register rece

Georg Weber

Peter Harootunian

Peter Harootunian was reported missing by his family after not hearing from him since 05/15/2022. Peter told his family he was going hiking near the Emigrant area of Death Valley. On 05/18/2022, Peter's van was located near Emigrant pass. There were no signs of foul play

Missing Persons in Death Valley, California

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Robert Joel LaPergola, Jr.

Cornelia Meyer

Georg Weber

Peter Harootunian