Missing Woman at South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park

Grand Canyon, Ariz. –On Sunday, April 3 the Grand Canyon Regional Communications Center received a phone call reporting a missing individual last known to be at the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

Diana Zacarias, of Natchitoches, LA, was reported missing by a family member. Zacarias arrived on the South Rim via the Arizona Shuttle on April 2 and was dropped off at the Maswick Lodge. She is believed to have visited Yaki Point and Lookout Studio. Zacarias is described as 22 years old, 5’2, 104 pounds with short black hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a pink hat, purple fleece, black rimmed glasses and possibly carrying a small green backpack.

The National Park Service is currently conducting a Search and Rescue operation. A missing persons investigation is on-going. No further information is available at this time.Any individual with information on the location of Diana Zacarias should contact the National Park Service Silent Witness Line at 928-638-7840.

Source: NPS

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1 thought on “Missing Woman at South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park”

  1. Cynthia Ann Starr

    Was she ever found? When I was there in 1966, we saw 5 people go over the barrier at the rim. Daddy help 2 back over and the rangers helped the other 3. Then they were escorted out of the park. They wanted to get pictures of themselves across the barrier. I could even see the bottom from where I was standing. When we were the car again, Daddy explained the situation to us kids. He and Momma had been there before.
    We lived in the desert 40 years. Loved every minute of it.

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