MISSING: Audriana Bohl — Last Seen Ogden, Utah, on January 23, 2026

The community of Ogden and the surrounding Weber County area are currently on high alert. Audriana Bohl has been missing for over a month, and the urgency to bring her home safely is growing with every passing day.

If you have any information, no matter how small it may seem, please contact the authorities immediately. Your tip could be the missing piece of the puzzle.

🚨 URGENT: How to Help Right Now

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• Tag local Ogden businesses and community leaders.
• Print and post flyers in high-traffic areas like 25th Street, local parks, and transit centers.

If you have seen Audriana or have information:

• Emergency: Call 911
• Ogden Police Department: (801) 395-8221
• Weber County Sheriff’s Office: (801) 629-8221

Who Is Audriana Bohl?

Audriana Bohl is a young woman from the Ogden, Utah area. She was last seen on January 23, 2026. Since that date, her family and friends have been desperately seeking any news of her whereabouts.

(Note: If you have access to a specific physical description—such as height, weight, hair color, or clothing—please add it here to ensure the public knows exactly who to look for.)

The Disappearance: What We Know

Audriana was last seen in the Ogden area on January 23rd. Since her disappearance:

• There have been no confirmed sightings.
• Her social media activity and phone usage have reportedly ceased, which is a significant red flag for investigators.
• The Ogden Police Department is treating this case with high priority, given the length of time she has been missing.

Ogden is a unique hub with access to the FrontRunner, major highways (I-15), and vast mountain trails. Because of this, it is vital to spread this alert not just in Ogden, but to Salt Lake City, Layton, Brigham City, and even into Idaho.

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Why the Community is Concerned

When a person is missing for more than a few days, the risk of danger increases exponentially.

1. Harsh Winter Conditions: January and February in Northern Utah bring freezing temperatures and heavy snow. If Audriana is outdoors or without proper shelter, her safety is at extreme risk.
2. Lack of Communication: It is uncharacteristic for a young person to remain out of contact with loved ones for over 30 days without a trace.
3. Potential for Exploitation: Law enforcement remains vigilant regarding the possibility of foul play or the involvement of others who may be preventing her from returning home.

How You Can Help the Investigation

Law enforcement needs more than just “sightings”—they need context.

• Check Your Dashcams: If you were driving in downtown Ogden or near the trailheads on January 23rd, please review your footage.
• Review Ring/Nest Cameras: Homeowners in the Ogden area are asked to check footage from the day she went missing for anyone matching Audriana’s description.
• Talk to Your Teens: Sometimes young people have information on social media (Snapchat/Discord) that they don’t realize is important. Ask your children if they have heard anything about Audriana.

A Message to Audriana

Audriana, if you see this, please know that your community is standing behind you. You are not alone, and you are not in trouble. There are safe places you can go and people who will help you get home without judgment.

• SafeUT App: You can reach out for help anonymously through the SafeUT app.
• National Runaway Safeline: 1-800-RUNAWAY (1-800-786-2929)

Official Contact Information

Help us bring Audriana Bohl home. If you have a tip, you can remain anonymous.

• Ogden Police Department: (801) 395-8221
• Weber County Dispatch: (801) 629-8221
• NCMEC Tip Line: 1-800-THE-LOST

Please share this post immediately. Let’s make sure Audriana is not forgotten.

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