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The Disappearance of Belva Day

Updated March 5, 2025; Posted February 18, 2025


Belva Day missing Arkansas

Name: Belva Day
Age: 95 years old
Last Seen:
February 6, 2025
Location: Mountain Home, Arkansas
Status: Found deceased on March 4, 2025

Case Information

95 year old Belva Day was last seen in Mountain Home, Arkansas on February 6, 2025. She disappeared after paying her electric bill at North Arkansas Electric that afternoon.

Background

Belva Day has lived in Mountain home since the 1990s when she and her husband retired. According to loved ones she lives a simple life and enjoys to knit and crochet.

Disappearance

On the afternoon of February 6, 2025, Belva Day was last seen paying her electric bill at North Arkansas Electric in Mountain Home.

Belva’s 2003 beige Buick LeSabre was later captured on surveillance footage traveling east on Highway 62 at the bypass into Fulton County. Her car was captured on camera near Gepp at 2:20 pm as it passed by All Steel, Inc, and the last sighting of the vehicle was in Southside at 4:57 pm.

Some reports state Belva was last seen at her home in the 400 block of Highridge Court in Mountain Home around 9:00 am on February 7, 2025.

Investigation

On February 9, 2025, the Arkansas State Police issued a silver alert for Belva Day.

“She’s completely off-grid. No cell phone, no credit or debit cards that she could use to make purchases that we could track, no OnStar capabilities on her car,” Sam Seamans, a detective with the Mountain Home Police Department, says.  

Belva’s license plate has not triggered any license plate readers in the area or state.

There have been searches with helicopters conducted in multiple counties, but no further clues as to her whereabouts have been found.

There was a potential sighting of Belva’s vehicle in Calico Rock, about 25 miles away from Mountain Home, but the sighting has not been confirmed.

Body of Belva Day Found

On March 4, 2025, Belva Day’s body was found in a remote area of the Jacksonville Air Base in Little Rock.

The discovery came after a maintenance crew found her car in a ravine. Her body was sent to the Arkansas State Crime Lab for an autopsy and identification.

Appearance

Belva stands 5’2 tall and weighs 100 pounds. She has grey hair and blue eyes.

Investigating Agency

If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Belva Day please contact the Mountain Home Police at (870) 425-6336.

Resources & Further Information

Missing Mountain Home Woman’s Vehicle Last Tracked Heading Into Fulton County Last Week – White River Now
Silver Alert Issued for Mountain Home Woman – KAIT8
Silver Alert Issued for 95 Year Old Mountain Home Woman – KARK

Videos & Flyers

Belva Day missing person flyer
via Missing People in America

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Comments

  1. Alan Foyle says

    February 18, 2025 at 6:40 am

    Praying for Belva to be found safe and well.

    Reply
  2. JW says

    February 18, 2025 at 2:01 pm

    Adventures with Purpose?

    Reply
  3. Sharmon Loggains says

    May 15, 2025 at 4:26 am

    This lady’s cause of death has never been released to the public.
    The police chief said this ws an investigation but ” no foul play was suspected.”
    That was the Mountain Home police chief. Nothing from the Jacksonville police where she was found and who were responsible for the investigation.
    If there was no foul play suspected, what are they investigating exactly? I guarantee the Air Force base at Jacksonville where she was found, released their statement likely within 24 hours to the police after they found her on the base.
    No foul play so, why the secrecy about the official cause of death by the medical examiner?
    I’m sorry but, I will never as long as I live believe the story they have fed the public that Mrs day, 95 years old, whose family stated never even drove out of town on a highway in over ten years, who didn’t even drive in parts of MT Home because it wasn’t familiar enough to her, who was always back home by 4pm and never ever drove at night- that this lady drove herself 180 miles, part of that obviously after dark, all the distance to Jacksonville AR and somehow got into the Air Force base which all gates are monitored in person – got to a part of the base that the police chief said was ” inaccessible by vehicle “( then how the heck did she access it??) and ran off the road into a ravine and wasn’t found for a month,on a military base.
    I know there’s stereotypes about my state but we aren’t that dumb, and our own people here are trying to treat us like we are.
    That’s NOT what happened to Mrs Day.
    I hope her family is bugging them constantly for answers.

    Reply

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