Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jax Gratton and what happened to her?
Jax Gratton is a 34-Year Old woman who has been missing in Denver since April 15th, 2025. It is unknown at this time what happened to her or where she may be. We do know that she was last seen leaving her apartment near the 4200 block of E. Iliff Avenue around 10:00pm. After telling her roommate she would return in just a few hours, she was never to be seen again or heard from again. She left behind not only her medications but also her beloved cat, Madame Francesca. Friends and family are very worried as this is out of character for her and we ask that you please help spread the word until the day comes that we can bring Jax home!
Have there been any updates?
There are no current updates on Jax or her whereabouts at this time. We encourage anyone who may know details in relation to her case to call the tipline at (720) 913 2000 and reference case # 25-5001497 OR report to our anonymous tipline here --> TipLine
How can I help?
You can help by sharing fliers, spreading the word on social media, and reporting any relevant details to the authorities or our anonymous tipline. You can also make donations to aid in the search for Jax as well as visit our Community Events page to stay updated on popular events to attend and share fliers with guests.
What was Jax wearing and/or carrying last?
She left with a couple small bags and was wearing striped, Paisly patterned pants, a black and white striped shirt and a greenish-gray, blotched coat.
Is there a reward for information?
There is currently a $2,000 reward being offered by Metro Denver CRIMESTOPPERS for anyone who contacts the tipline or submits a tip online with accurate information that leads them to the whereabouts of Jax Gratton.
Could Jax have left voluntarily?
Yes. In fact, Jax did leave voluntarily, in that she left her apartment on her own free will. She had plans to go out on the night that she went missing (April 15) and told her roommate she would return home a few hours later. She never came home, and no one has seen or heard from her since. While she did leave voluntarily, it is very concerning that she has not been home or contacted her loved ones in over a month. She also has not withdrawn the funds in her bank account and has not used her cell phone since approximately 10:40pm on the night that she went missing.
What happened to Jax's cat, Madame Francesca?
Madame Francesca was picked up from Jax's apartment by a close friend not long after she went missing. She was recovered safe and unharmed and is now living happily ever after in her new home. Rather than being an only cat, she now has a brother, Augustus (Maine Coon) and a sister, Gracie (Turkish Angora) who she loves to nap and chase lasers with!
Who should I contact with information?
Please call the tipline at (720) 913 2000 and reference case #25-5001497 OR submit an anonymous tip here --> TipLine
if you have any details—every bit of information helps.
Have search efforts been organized? How can I help or Volunteer?
With the permission of the Denver Police Department as well as Jax's mother, we have previously conducted two of our own large grid searches based on information provided to us by trusted sources. Unfortunately, we turned up with no answers and do not have further searches planned at this time. There is the possibility of another search in the future, however this will not be until the detective on Jax's case reports any credible leads or other reason(s) to be conducting another search.
Has Jax's phone, social media, bank account or pharmaceutical activity been checked?
Yes, the Denver Police Department is actively working on Jax's case and has confirmed that Jax has not used her phone, been active on social media, withdrawn money from her bank account or made transactions, or picked up any medications from the pharmacy since before or around the time that she went missing.
Has it been verified that she is not in jail, a hospital, a morgue or a psychiatric or rehabilitation facility?
We have been actively checking all possible locations, including hospitals, morgues, jails, and psychiatric or rehabilitation facilities. As of now, there has been no confirmation that Jax is at any of these places. If anyone has additional information or suggestions for places to check, we encourage them to reach out to law enforcement by calling the tipline at (720) 913 2000 and referencing case #25-5001497 OR report to our anonymous tipline
here -->TipLine
Are donations being accepted? If so, what are the funds being used for?
Yes, we are currently accepting donations to the official GoFundMe for Bring Home Jax Gratton. You can find the donation button at the bottom of each page, or you can donate using the drop-down menu here --> Forms & Fliers
Any funding will be put towards various purchases throughout our search efforts including but not limited to: billboards, banners, posters, fliers, T-shirts, stickers and other design/print services to help us in raising awareness; supplies for searches and/or community events, caregiving needs for Madame Francesca that are not already covered by other personal donations, additional search and rescue or legal services, and in any other ways that the family approves of the funding being used.
If you have any other questions regarding Jax Gratton's Missing Persons Case, #25-5001497 with the Denver Police Department, please contact us
here --> Contact
If You See Something, Say Something!
We are urgently seeking information about Jax's whereabouts.
If you have seen anything or know anything that could help, please report it.
🔗 Submit an Anonymous Tip HERE TipLine
Your help is greatly appreciated. Thank you for supporting our search.