March 21, 2025

Family of three missing after 22-vehicle pileup on I-40

Steve Smith

Family of three missing after 22-vehicle pileup on I-40

A family of three has vanished on I-40 in Arizona, where a serious 22-vehicle pileup recently occurred.

The details: Junghee Kim, 54, Taehee Kim, 59, and Jiyeon Lee, 33, have been missing since March 13, 2025. Their disappearance coincides with a major accident near Williams, Arizona.

The crash took place near mile marker 159.5 on I-40 west during severe winter weather.
This accident claimed two lives and left 16 others injured.
Investigators are unsure if the missing individuals were involved in the crash.

Tracking the family: The family's rental car, a 2024 BMW, was last pinged by GPS on westbound I-40 shortly before 3:30 p.m. the same day.

What to know: Authorities are urging anyone with information about the family to contact the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office or Silent Witness.

As the search continues, locals and travelers are keeping an eye out for any signs of the missing family.

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