Independent Detective Case File
Kimberly Jo Green
MissingAnchorage, Anchorage, Alaska, USA
Overview
Last known contact: July 28, 2025
Location: Anchorage, Alaska
Age when missing: 53
Status: Missing
Investigating agency: Anchorage Police Department
Anchorage Police case: 250023268
NamUs: MP150497
Main circumstances: Kimberly’s last publicly documented contact was a text message on July 28, 2025. No publicly available information identifies where in Anchorage she was physically seen at that time, what the text contained, or who received it. Her disappearance was reported to police three days later. No confirmed explanation for what happened to her has been publicly released.
Detailed Case Breakdown
Kimberly Jo Green Missing in Anchorage, Alaska: What We Know About Her July 2025 Disappearance
Kimberly Jo Green was 53 years old when she disappeared from Anchorage, Alaska, in July 2025. Her last known contact occurred on July 28, 2025, when she reportedly sent a text message. What the message said and who received it have not been publicly disclosed.
Three days later, on July 31, 2025, a missing-person report was filed with the Anchorage Police Department. Her disappearance remains an active mystery, with relatively few details about the circumstances leading up to her last known communication available to the public.
Brief Case Summary
Last known contact: July 28, 2025
Location: Anchorage, Alaska
Age when missing: 53
Status: Missing
Investigating agency: Anchorage Police Department
Anchorage Police case: 250023268
NamUs: MP150497
Main circumstances: Kimberly’s last publicly documented contact was a text message on July 28, 2025. No publicly available information identifies where in Anchorage she was physically seen at that time, what the text contained, or who received it. Her disappearance was reported to police three days later. No confirmed explanation for what happened to her has been publicly released.
Kimberly Jo Green’s Disappearance
Kimberly is described as a white woman with brown hair and brown eyes. At the time of her disappearance, she was approximately 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighed about 200 pounds. A baseball hat is also noted among the accessories associated with her missing-person record.
The publicly available case information does not provide a specific street, residence, business, vehicle, or other precise location where Kimberly was last physically seen. Instead, her last known contact is recorded as occurring in Anchorage on July 28 through a text message.
That distinction is important. A last known electronic communication can establish that someone was communicating at a particular time, but it does not necessarily establish exactly where that person was physically located unless investigators have additional evidence that has not been made public.
Missing-Person Report Filed With Anchorage Police
Kimberly’s disappearance was reported to the Anchorage Police Department on July 31, 2025, three days after her last known contact. The local police case number associated with her disappearance is 250023268.
Anchorage Police Department guidance states that there is no requirement to wait 24 hours before reporting someone missing. Once a missing-person report has been filed, police can investigate and, when appropriate, distribute information to the community seeking assistance.
Kimberly Green Added to NamUs
Kimberly’s disappearance was subsequently entered into the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System. Her record is identified as NamUs case MP150497. The publicly available case information shows the case being created in September 2025, roughly two months after her disappearance.
NamUs is a national system used by law enforcement, medical examiners, families and other authorized participants to help organize information about missing, unidentified and unclaimed persons. Regional program specialists can also assist agencies with case management and investigative or forensic resources.
For Alaska, NamUs Region 2 provides regional case support.
What Investigators Know Publicly
The central publicly disclosed event in Kimberly’s disappearance remains the text message sent on July 28, 2025.
Authorities have not publicly released the contents of that message or identified its recipient. Public case information also does not identify a confirmed destination Kimberly was traveling toward, a vehicle connected with her disappearance, or a person publicly described as the last individual known to have been with her.
There also has been no publicly confirmed indication in the sources reviewed that Kimberly’s disappearance has been classified as a homicide. No suspect, arrest or criminal charge connected to her disappearance was identified in the publicly available information reviewed for this article.
Latest Information on the Investigation
As of the latest publicly available information reviewed in August 2026, Kimberly Jo Green remains listed as missing.
Crime Solvers Central’s case record was last updated on August 8, 2026 and continued to identify her as missing from Anchorage following her July 28, 2025 last known contact. The page continues to direct anyone with information about Kimberly’s whereabouts or movements after that communication to Anchorage Police.
The Alaska Missing Persons Clearinghouse also maintains a statewide system for reported missing people. The clearinghouse is operated through the Alaska Department of Public Safety and works with investigating agencies throughout the state.
No credible public announcement located during the preparation of this article indicates that Kimberly has been found or that authorities have announced a resolution to her disappearance.
Why the July 28 Text Message Matters
Electronic communications can sometimes become an important part of reconstructing a missing person’s final known movements.
In Kimberly’s case, the text establishes a publicly reported point in the timeline immediately before communication apparently stopped. Investigators could potentially examine information associated with communications, devices or accounts when legally available to them, although authorities have not publicly disclosed what evidence has been obtained or analyzed in Kimberly’s investigation.
Because those investigative details have not been released, theories about the meaning of the text message, its recipient or what happened afterward should not be presented as established fact.
Authorities Continue to Seek Information
Even seemingly minor information can sometimes help investigators establish a missing person’s movements.
Anyone who saw Kimberly around July 28, 2025, communicated with her around that time, knows where she was staying or traveling, or has information concerning what happened after her final known text should contact the Anchorage Police Department.
Kimberly’s Anchorage Police case number is 250023268, and her NamUs identifier is MP150497. Anchorage Police can be reached at 907-786-8900.
Until Kimberly is located or investigators release additional information, the question at the center of the case remains unanswered: What happened to Kimberly Jo Green after July 28, 2025?
Social Media, News and Case Links:
Crime Solvers Central: Kimberly Green Missing Person Case — Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage Police Department: Anchorage Police Department Phone List
Anchorage Police Department: Locations & Hours
Anchorage Police Department: How Do I Report a Missing Person?
Alaska Department of Public Safety: Alaska Missing Persons Clearinghouse
Contact Information:
| Contact / Reference | Information |
|---|---|
| Anchorage Police Department | 907-786-8900 |
| APD Non-Emergency Dispatch | 907-786-8900 ext. 0 or 311 |
| Anchorage Police Case Number | 250023268 |
| NamUs Number | MP150497 |
| Alaska Missing Persons Clearinghouse | 907-269-5038 |
| NamUs Region 2 Case Support — Jessica Hager | 817-374-2765 |
Event Timeline Graph
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| July 28, 2025 | Kimberly Jo Green’s last known contact occurs in Anchorage, Alaska, reportedly through a text message. |
| July 31, 2025 | Her disappearance is reported to the Anchorage Police Department. APD case 250023268 is associated with the investigation. |
| September 22–23, 2025 | Kimberly’s missing-person information is entered into public case systems; NamUs identifier MP150497 is associated with her case. |
| November 4, 2025 | A public discussion concerning Kimberly’s case appears on Crime Solvers Central, including discussion of the baseball hat noted in her case information. |
| August 8, 2026 | Crime Solvers Central records its latest case-page update; Kimberly remains listed as missing. |
| August 2026 | No credible public announcement located during this review reports that Kimberly has been found, identifies a suspect, announces an arrest, or states that the case has been resolved. |
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Anchorage, Alaska
On July 28, 2025
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