Elizabeth Land Missing Person Case

Mar 28, 2014

Jan 12, 2024

Elizabeth

Land

44

27

63 inches

130 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

In the winter of 2009, a 27-year-old mother named Elizabeth Dawn Land was trying to build a new life in Flint, Michigan. Having moved back in with her parents about five months prior, she was actively seeking employment in the area. On the evening of February 26, 2009, Elizabeth left her residence on Mackin Road, telling her family she was going to meet a friend at a local bar situated at the intersection of Chevrolet Road and Flushing Road. She was last seen wearing a pink short-sleeved t-shirt, blue jeans, and a light blue jacket. Elizabeth, a woman with red hair, brown eyes, and a distinctive freckled complexion, also wore prescription eyeglasses. Her four children were in the care of her ex-husband at the time of her disappearance. In the early morning hours of February 27th, a text message was sent from Elizabeth's phone to her boyfriend, who was in Florida, expressing her excitement about seeing him again. However, when he tried to call her, the call went directly to voicemail, and she was never heard from again. Her family grew deeply concerned as time passed with no word from her. Her mother noted that while Elizabeth had a history of drug abuse, she was clean at the time of her disappearance and had never vanished before, even during periods of drug use. The Flint Police Department was notified and opened an investigation into her disappearance, but leads were scarce. Years have passed since Elizabeth Land was last seen, and her case remains cold and unsolved. Her family continues to seek answers, haunted by the abrupt and unexplained silence. A troubling piece of information emerged from her daughter, who stated that a man Elizabeth knew was "obsessed" with her; however, this individual has not been officially named as a suspect in her case. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance are a collection of last known moments: a planned meeting with a friend, a final text message expressing future hopes, and then a sudden and complete lack of communication. The case of Elizabeth Dawn Land is a somber reminder of a life interrupted, leaving her loved ones in a painful state of uncertainty as they continue to hope for a resolution.

Feb 26, 2009

Flint

Michigan

Genesee County

15068

Flint Police Department

Flint

Michigan

Genesee County

48502

Greg Hosmer

D/Sgt.

210 E. 5th Street, Michigan

8102376800

Local

Law Enforcement

9674-09

2009-02-26

Flint Police Department

Red/Auburn

Brown

Brown

07/17/2026