Where is Amy Huang? - Updated

Amy Huang's body was found 11 miles from the San Mateo bridge, where she was last seen. Her remains were located on 4/30 and her identity was confirmed on 5/30/25.

Amy Huang pictured center / via Instagram @find_amy_huang

SAN MATEO— UPDATE: Amy Huang, a Bay Area native and San Francisco State University alumna mysteriously disappeared in the early morning hours of April 1st, 2025. Her body was found on the shore of Eden Landing Ecological Reserve on April 30, 2025. The 24-year-old was seen on camera leaving her San Mateo home in a set of gray patterned pajamas at 1:20 AM. She initially started driving toward San Lorenzo, then turned back toward San Mateo.

Huang pulled over along the lower side of the San Mateo bridge and her car was parked mid-span with its hazard lights on at approximately 2:09. CHP claimed to have placed a tow notice and the car was towed 30 minutes later, around 3 AM.

Between pieces of surveillance and dash-cam footage, many questions are still unanswered. One angle of CHP footage from the bridge was provided to the family, and shows no sign of Amy leaving the car. Additionally, no footage of the car getting towed was provided.

Vanished SF visited the San Mateo Bridge to scan shorelines and make notes of the environment. A fall from the point of the bridge where Amy's car was parked would not result in fatality, but possibly drowning.

San Mateo Bridge via Vanished SF

Here are some insights provided by the family via Reddit:

Circumstances

• Phone (locked) was found on the passenger seat not in the car mount.

• Car and house key were not found in the car.

• Apple Watch & wallet were left at home in her work bag.

• Recent searches: Taxes, job/license applications, bills.

• Able to unlock the synced Apple Watch, iPad, and MacBook. No alarming messages, calls, or online history.

• Google Maps recent location searches: Hayward.

• Apple Maps recent locations searches: San Mateo, her home address, MacDonald Trail (Alameda County), McDonalds Hayward, Hayward (most recent → oldest)

Mental State

• No history of mental health struggles, depression, or major life changes.

• Not on medication and no recent or upcoming health test results/scheduled No relationship drama, friend issues, or work problems.

• Coworkers saw her Friday, all interactions at work and for work were normal.

• She has immediate upcoming and future plans, including a trip to China and a birthday celebration.

• Interviewed for a job on Saturday, she would have received an offer on Tuesday, the day she disappeared.

VANISHED SF: The discovery of Amy Huang’s body brings a heartbreaking end to the search that so many hoped would result in her safe return. While her loved ones and the broader Bay Area community process this loss, Amy’s story is a stark reminder of how suddenly someone can vanish and how vital it is to remain vigilant, compassionate, and committed to bringing attention to the missing. We extend our deepest condolences to Amy’s family and friends.

For direct updates on this case, see https://www.instagram.com/find_amy_huang/