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Case Description

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April May Lillie was reported in online missing-person records as a 45-year-old white woman last seen in Missoula, Montana, on September 21, 2022. The Charley Project lists her case as missing from Missoula, with the classification “Missing,” and describes her as 5 feet 9 inches tall and about 160 pounds, with brown hair and green eyes. The same profile notes that she may use the last names Day and/or Lenoir. Very few circumstances about her disappearance have been made public, and the available missing-person summary states only that she was last seen in Missoula on that date and “has never been heard from again.”

The lack of publicly released detail makes this a difficult and painful case to summarize. No public narrative found in reliable missing-person listings explains where in Missoula April was last seen, who last had contact with her, what she may have been wearing, whether she had a vehicle, or whether any searches were conducted. The Charley Project’s case page specifically says that few details are available, which means much of what her loved ones may have endured remains outside the public record. What is clear from the missing-person listing is that April was treated as a person whose whereabouts were unknown and whose case was associated with the Montana Missing Persons Clearinghouse.

There is also important uncertainty about the current status of the case. The Montana Department of Justice Missing Persons Database, which states that its data was last updated on May 20, 2026, showed 162 individuals matching the active search results available through the state database, but April May Lillie’s name did not appear in those current results reviewed. That absence does not, by itself, provide a formal resolution date or explain what happened, but it suggests that the public state listing available at that time may no longer have been carrying her as an active missing person.

Additional online public-record material further complicates the older missing-person listing. A Montana arrests record for a person named April May Lillie in Missoula County lists the same full name, female gender, and an age progression consistent with the missing-person profile: age 45 in 2022, age 47 in 2024, and current age 48. That record includes post-September 2022 entries dated October 25, 2024, and February 4, 2026. Because those entries appear after the reported last-seen date, the online information indicates that April may have been located alive after the original missing-person report, although the exact date and circumstances are unclear from the public sources reviewed.

Based on the available online sources, the most careful synopsis is that April May Lillie was once publicly listed as missing from Missoula, Montana, after September 21, 2022, with very limited details released about the circumstances. Later online records appear to show a same-named woman with matching identifying details present in Missoula County records after the reported disappearance date, while the current Montana DOJ missing-person database reviewed does not list her among active public results. The exact resolution date is unknown, and the public information is vague. If she was found alive, that outcome would mean the missing-person case is no longer active, while still recognizing the concern and uncertainty her loved ones likely experienced during the period when she was reported missing.

Last Seen: Sep 21, 2022

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