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Sibylle Claus-Prange

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Sibylle Claus-Prange

Case
#2952
SourceNamus MissingUpdated Jul 9, 2026
Coconino County Sheriff's Office
Missing Person ยท Open
35 years waiting ยท since 1991

Missing Person: Sibylle Claus-Prange

Justice for Sibylle Claus-Prange โ€” the trail went cold in 1991, but the truth hasn't.

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Key leads to think about

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location
Lead #1

What specific trail into the Grand Canyon did they plan to hike, and was that hike ever completed or documented?

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person
Lead #2

What was the full account from her husband Eberhard about their activities at the Grand Canyon and the circumstances of Sibylle's disappearance?

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timeline
Lead #3

Why is there a two-day gap between the May 2 incident date and the May 4 bank transaction, and what occurred during this period?

Sibylle Claus-Prange, a 27-year-old German woman, disappeared in early May 1991 shortly after arriving in the United States and marrying her husband Eberhard at Las Vegas. The couple had traveled from Germany via New York and were last confirmed at the Grand Canyon on May 4, 1991, where they withdrew money at a local bank before planning to hike into the canyon. Despite over three decades of investigation, the circumstances of her disappearance remain unclear, and authorities continue to seek information about what happened to her during or after that canyon visit.

Case
#2952
SourceNamus MissingUpdated Jul 9, 2026
Coconino County Sheriff's Office

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evidence
Lead #4

Were there any belongings, camping equipment, or personal items recovered from the Grand Canyon area that could indicate their presence?

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Official wording

Source Narrative

NamUs case MP160303. Missing person: Sibylle Claus-Prange.

Last known contact: 1991-05-02 in Grand Canyon, Coconino, AZ. Circumstances: Sibylle and her husband Eberhard (MP160129) arrived in the US from Germany on 4/15/1991, flying to Las Vegas via New York.

According to a letter written to his parents, they spent a few days in New York, then flew on to Las Vegas and were married there on 4/25/1991. On 5/4/1991, they utilized the Valley National Bank at Grand Canyon to send money back to Germany.

The letter written to his parents indicated that they planned to go into the canyon on a trail and not leave. Demographics: 27 years, Female, White / Caucasian.

Physical description: 5 ft 5 in, 115 lbs, hair: Brown, eyes: Brown. Investigating agency: Coconino County Sheriff's Office | S2200277 | 1991-09-17.

Timeline of Events

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1991-04-15

Arrival in United States

Sibylle and husband Eberhard arrived in the US from Germany, flying to Las Vegas via New York

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1991-04-25

Marriage in Las Vegas

Sibylle and Eberhard were married in Las Vegas

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1991-05-04

Last confirmed sighting

Couple utilized Valley National Bank at Grand Canyon to send money back to Germany; planned to hike into the canyon

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Case Information

Incident:April 15, 1991
Last Updated:July 10, 2026

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Case Information

Incident:April 15, 1991
Last Updated:July 10, 2026

Have Information?

Any information, no matter how small, could be crucial to solving this case.

Phone: 9287744523
You can remain anonymous