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Riverside County homicide investigators search for woman missing since 2022

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Homicide investigators are seeking the public’s help searching for Danielle Rico of Riverside County, first reported missing in 2022.

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Office said Rico was last seen on Aug. 21, 2022, in the Hemet area.

Hemet Sheriff’s Station investigators determined Rico’s disappearance to be suspicious and requested the county’s Central Homicide Unit to assume the search.

To date, Rico remains missing and the unit is seeking the public’s assistance with the unknown circumstances of her case.

Danielle Rico as seen in photos released by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office.

The sheriff’s office encourages anyone with information that may assist investigators in finding Rico and/or information related to her disappearance to contact Investigator D. Brown at 951–955–2195 or by email: [email protected].

You can also send information through the Sheriff’s Office Online Tip Line.

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