California Woman Found Dead in Arizona Desert 1 Month After 911 Call

Published on April 3, 2024

A California woman who disappeared in late February in the Arizona desert after making a 911 call was found dead March 29, the Los Angeles Times reported. Amanda Nenigar, 27, was reported missing by her family Feb. 28 after being unable to locate her through her phone, which always directed callers to her voicemail, the L.A. Times said. Nenigar called 911 one day before her disappearance after getting lost and being unable to find her way back, according to local news broadcaster KTLA. “I think I fell asleep at the wheel,” Nenigar told a 911 dispatcher. “I was tired so I went to go pull over, but I think I ran off the road.”...

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