Elliott was last seen leaving his workplace on November 28, 2023, just before a severe snowstorm hit the area. His phone signal last registered near Jävre, suggesting he may have traveled there by car, possibly in his gray Volvo.
– The most likely scenario is a car accident buried by the snow, says Anna Larsson, Elliott's mother, describing the past months as a period of immense waiting and longing.
– Finding him is all we hope for.
The community rallied around the family, providing invaluable support during the initial shock.
– Their involvement kept us going, says Anna.
Police investigations have stalled despite their efforts.
– We're not making progress, admits Stefan Lundström, the lead investigator. He emphasizes the missing car as a crucial piece of the puzzle.
– Finding the Volvo is key.
Both police and search organizations, such as Missing People are calling for renewed public attention as the snow melts.
– Melting snowdrifts might reveal what was hidden, says Stefan. Missing People's last search yielded no results due to harsh weather, but they plan to resume efforts as soon as conditions improve.
– We won't give up, declares Martin Persson, operations manager for Missing People.
– No one should disappear without a trace.
Anna acknowledges the possibility that Elliott might not be found alive, but finding closure remains their primary hope.
– Knowing what happened would bring some peace, she says.
The upcoming search efforts and the continued support from the community offer a glimmer of hope for Anna and her family.
They urge the public to remain vigilant and report any sightings of a dark gray Volvo to the authorities.
Norran has also been in contact with Elliott's father, Erik Hultqvist, who echoed Anna Larsson's sentiments, expressing his deep appreciation to everyone who has assisted and participated in the search efforts since his son's disappearance.