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Elizabeth Smart photo gallery: Missing
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Ed Smart, front, alongside his brother, Tom, speaks to the media in February, 2003,
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteers are briefed in the auditorium of Shriner's Hospital in Salt Lake City prior to
Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Elizabeth's parents, Ed and Lois Smart, during an August 2002 interview with The Salt Lake
Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Elizabeth's father, Ed Smart, during an August 2002 interview with The Salt Lake Tribune.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Search dogs work through the Salt Lake City neighborhood of 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart,
Paul Fraughton | The Salt Lake Tribune
With members of his extended family standing behind him, Ed Smart says that he believes
Ryan Galbraith | The Salt Lake Tribune
Dave Smart, uncle of Elizabeth, in a room in his Draper home he created to track the inv
Danny Chan La | The Salt Lake Tribune
Elizabeth Smart's cousins Amanda Smart (left) and Tori Dumke console each other after a
Danny Chan La | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah State Trooper Terry Mercer flies over the area in Emigration Canyon, just east of Sa
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Two weeks following the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart in 2002, few answers had devel
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteers search the foothills below the home of 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart, who was ki
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Diane Langeland (left) and her 16-year-old daughter Kate Langeland prepare to pass out fl
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
With Salt Lake City's downtown in the background, volunteers search the foothills below t
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City authorities gather at the command center near the Salt Lake City home of 1
Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune
A poster for Elizabeth Smart and a note are seen on a kiosk on Main Street in Salt Lake City
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Ed Smart, front, alongside his brother, Tom, speaks to the media in February, 2003, about the search for "Emmanuel," a man who worked at his home for a single day, months before Elizabeth was taken.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteers are briefed in the auditorium of Shriner's Hospital in Salt Lake City prior to departing on their search assignments June 7, 2002. Hundreds of volunteers again showed up to due what ever they could in search efforts for Elizabeth Smart, who was kidnapped from her home June 5, 2002.
Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Elizabeth's parents, Ed and Lois Smart, during an August 2002 interview with The Salt Lake Tribune.
Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune
Elizabeth's father, Ed Smart, during an August 2002 interview with The Salt Lake Tribune.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Search dogs work through the Salt Lake City neighborhood of 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart, who was kidnapped from her home early June 5, 2002.
Paul Fraughton | The Salt Lake Tribune
With members of his extended family standing behind him, Ed Smart says that he believes his daughter is still alive. His comments came at a news conference announcing an additional $25,000 for information leading to the location of Elizabeth Smart or for information leading to the arrest of people involved in the abduction.
Ryan Galbraith | The Salt Lake Tribune
Dave Smart, uncle of Elizabeth, in a room in his Draper home he created to track the investigation in to Elizabeth's abduction. The "Elizabeth map room" was filled with maps used in the search.
Danny Chan La | The Salt Lake Tribune
Elizabeth Smart's cousins Amanda Smart (left) and Tori Dumke console each other after a news conference where Edward Smart, the missing girl's father, spoke to reporters.
Danny Chan La | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah State Trooper Terry Mercer flies over the area in Emigration Canyon, just east of Salt lake City, where searchers reported seeing a man that matched the description of Elizabeth Smart's suspected abductor.
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Two weeks following the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart in 2002, few answers had developed as posters of the missing girl were put up all over the city.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Volunteers search the foothills below the home of 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart, who was kidnapped from her home June 5, 2002. Hundreds of volunteers showed up to help in the search effort.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Diane Langeland (left) and her 16-year-old daughter Kate Langeland prepare to pass out fliers containing information on Elizabeth Smart, who was kidnapped from her Salt Lake City home early June 5, 2002. The Langelands, along with other members of the LDS ward that Smart attended, printed the fliers and passed them out to area businesses.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
With Salt Lake City's downtown in the background, volunteers search the foothills below the home of 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart, who was kidnapped from her home June 5, 2002. Hundreds of volunteers showed-up to help in the search effort.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City authorities gather at the command center near the Salt Lake City home of 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart, who was kidnapped early June 5, 2002. The home is located near 1500 East and 300 North. The home that can be seen in the background is not the Smart home.
Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune
A poster for Elizabeth Smart and a note are seen on a kiosk on Main Street in Salt Lake City shortly after Elizabeth Smart's abduction from her Salt Lake City home in 2002.