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Missing Nevada man found in Port Angeles after deputies find his SUV

Mar 7, 2026, 11:19 AM | Updated: Mar 8, 2026, 7:36 am

An SUV belonging to Sage Hunter Greigo-Long, 24, a missing Nevada man, was found near Port Angeles ...

An SUV belonging to Sage Hunter Greigo-Long, 24, a missing Nevada man, was found near Port Angeles Friday evening. (Photo: Clallam County Sheriff's Office)

(Photo: Clallam County Sheriff's Office)

Update at 7:30 a.m., Sunday, March 8:

A Nevada man reported as missing by his family has been located but sheriff’s deputies in Clallam County.  The sheriff’s department released the following information on Saturday afternoon:

“Update – in the afternoon of 3/8/25 Deputies located Sage Hunter Greigo-Long safe and sound in Port Angeles. His family has been notified and he is no longer considered a missing person. Thank you to the community for all of the tips that assisted with a positive outcome.

 

Original story:

Authorities say an abandoned vehicle found on a road just east of Port Angeles Friday night belongs to a man reported missing in Nevada.

Family members of 24-year-old Sage Hunter Greigo-Long, who lives in Fallon, Nevada, reported him missing about an hour before deputies found his 2001 Dodge Durango.

Officers discovered the SUV around 8:15 p.m., after reports it was parked off the roadway, just east of the C’est Si Bon Restaurant, on Deer Park Loop near U.S. 101, about 18 miles east of Port Angeles.

Clallam County deputies report there was no sign of the missing man at the scene.

Investigators say Greigo-Long was last seen leaving his home in Nevada, about 36 hours before the Durango was found here in Washington state.

Authorities say it’s presumed he was on his way to work.

Deputies say it’s unclear why the missing man would be visiting Washington state.

The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office release a photo of Greigo-Long.

The missing man is a white male, 6’ 3”, approximately 160 lbs., with long brown hair, blue eyes and a beard.

Investigators say Sage Hunter Greigo-Long legally changed his name in 2021.

His previous name was Sage R. Cammack.

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