Denver, Colo. — The clock is ticking for Violet, an 18-year-old whose disappearance from Denver isn’t being treated as a typical missing persons case — it’s being handled as a medical emergency. She suffers from severe anorexia nervosa and dangerous cardiac complications, meaning every hour she is unaccounted for makes her survival that much more precarious.
Violet was last seen at about 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 19, near Denver Union Station. The case is logged with Denver Police under number 25-571462. Authorities are making it clear: this is not a voluntary absence. Her family says her health is deteriorating fast and that without immediate medical intervention, her heart could fail without warning.
Her mother captured the urgency of the situation in heartfelt words: “This isn’t just a missing person case — it’s a fight to save my daughter’s life.” She pleads with anyone who might know Violet’s whereabouts to come forward, stressing that time is of the essence.
Here’s what is known about Violet’s appearance and situation:
Name: Violet
Age: 18
Last seen: Sunday, October 19, ~7:30 p.m.
Where: Near Denver Union Station
Height: 5′1″
Weight: Estimated at 100 lbs or less
Hair: Long, brown, wavy (down to waist)
Eyes: Bluish-hazel
Clothing at time missing: All black outfit with pink lettering, light pink North Face hat, pink running shoes
Possessions: Khaki backpack with pink key rings
Alongside Violet, another person of interest—Isaiah, age 19—may be traveling with her. He is described as:
Race/Gender: White male
Hair: Curly blonde
Clothing: Black hoodie, black sweatpants, gray sweater underneath
Possessions: Green backpack
Officials believe they may be attempting to reach California, possibly by hitchhiking or train. Complicating matters further, both Violet and Isaiah are reported to have discarded or deactivated their cell phones, making electronic tracking extremely difficult.
Violet is officially classified as “MISSING AND ENDANGERED”, and law enforcement strongly emphasizes that her life is in immediate danger. Because of the serious medical risks involved, investigators are handling the case with the highest urgency rather than under standard missing-person protocol.
Authorities are urging the public to stay alert. Should you spot Violet or Isaiah, do not attempt to approach them. Instead, contact 911 immediately, provide any identifying details, and let professionals handle the situation.
Every hour that passes without clarity lessens the odds. Violet isn’t just another missing case — she is someone’s daughter, friend, and a young woman who still deserves a chance to be safe again. The hope now rests partly on the eyes of people who might, just by chance, see her or Isaiah and act. Please share every detail, every lead — someone out there may be the one to bring Violet home.
