BOX ELDER COUNTY — A reward is being offered for information regarding the whereabouts of a 19-year-old Box Elder County man last seen near the Nevada-Utah border. Dylan Rounds was working on a farm in Lucin, Utah and was last seen May 28, near Montello, Nevada.
Rounds is described as being 5-foot-10 and 160 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing jeans, dark shirt and a flannel jacket.
The Box Elder County Sheriff’s Office reports they are continuing to follow up on tips as the search enters the third week. They are continuing to call his disappearance an active missing person investigation.
Multiple agencies have provided assistance, including the Box Elder County Sheriff’s Search And Rescue, Box Elder County Sheriff’s Horse Posse, Weber County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue, Elko County Sheriff’s Office, Utah Department of Public Safety Aero Bureau, and Utah Search Dogs.
Family and friends have been circulating information and photos of Rounds on social media, in addition to organizing search parties. They claim there are suspicious circumstances surrounding his disappearance.
Deputies report Rounds’ cellphone and wallet have not been found. None of the vehicles on the farm are missing. Family members said a pair of boots located roughly 100 yards from where his grain truck was parked were determined to be his.
Rounds’ mother, Candice Cooley, lives in Twin Falls, Idaho and his father, Justin Rounds, lives in Ucon, Idaho. Together, they are offering a $20,000 reward to anyone who finds their son or knows where he could be. Anyone with information regarding Rounds’ whereabouts is asked to contact the Box Elder County Sheriff’s Office at 435-734-3800.
I think he’s dead. Honestly, I’m sad. Dylan seems like a good person. But if he really ran into a barefoot crackhead, and let him use his phone, and then maybe said some insults or was threatening, and some idiots really gave that crackhead a ride to his house, and his boots were taken off, well, looks to me like he’s either being tortured right now, or the easiest conclusion, he’s dead.
you should look into becoming a grief counselor.
Oh my! I certainly hope family and friends of this individual don’t see your comments!
What the hell is wrong with you? Keep your terrible thoughts to yourself, if you’re going to be like that.
I have to agree with you. Sucks, but your probably right. I feel the same way every time I pass the missing posters at Walmart.
The man was barefoot and bloody. Dylan didn’t give him a ride and didn’t let him use his phone. He called his relatives to tell them about the strange encounter and that he felt the man was dangerous. Dylan’s grandmother was the last person he talked to telling her he had to put his grain truck in the shed because it was starting to rain and he didn’t want his seeds to get ruined. He disappeared putting his grain truck in it’s shed which was 5 miles away from his RV. The grain truck was found in the shed, but the pickup truck found back at his RV looked like someone short drove it with the seat pushed forward and the pistol missing from the glove box. Plus the grain truck looked power washed and the 4 wheel drive was engaged and Dylan and his family all knew that the 4 wheel drive didn’t work. Dylan’s pickup was also locked and Dylan never locked his pickup. They found Dylan’s keys missing the key fob, his boots he wears everyday, but Dylan, his wallet and cellphone are still missing. Such a sad story of a young man working hard at his farming dream and then in an instant something bad had to have happened to this young man for him to disappear without a trace like this.