"I was just scrolling through the 35 missing people and I recognized some of them from news stories. They are the Humboldt 35 — all of the names on the California Attorney General's database of missing persons as of Jan. 18. In November, she was reported missing by her mother in California, and is still currently listed as missing on the attorney general's website 
 
 The bizarre story unfolded after the North Coast Journal published a cover story this week called "The Humboldt 35: Why does Humboldt County have the highest rate of missing persons reports in the state?" But apparently, the drama in Bekah's personal life is much more complicated. "Martinez told her mother that she was going to work on a marijuana farm and would see her in seven to eight days," officials said in a statement. Both EPD and the sheriff's office enter missing persons into the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs), but only after a certain period of investigation.  Share On more Share On more 
 
 If you've been watching this season of The Bachelor, you have been introduced to Bekah Martinez. Feds thought she was missing in Humboldt, but woman was spotted on 'The Bachelor' 
 
 Rebekah Martinez was reported as missing in Humboldt County on Nov. 18, 2017. Find more of her Tweets in the gallery at the top of the story.
– It turns out missing people are pretty easy to find when they appear every week in your living room. The San Francisco Chronicle reports a 22-year-old woman reported missing in November in California was found this week—because she's a current contestant on The Bachelor. The strange story started when Bekah Martinez's mom reported her missing to the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office on Nov. 18. According to BuzzFeed, Martinez's mom said her daughter had gone to the area to work on a marijuana farm and she hadn't heard from her in a week. The Sheriff's Office was unable to find Martinez or contact anyone who might know her, so Martinez was added to the California Department of Justice's list of missing people. That list was the basis for a story in the North Coast Journal about the high number of missing people in Humboldt County. The newspaper shared the story Thursday on Facebook and asked readers if they recognized any of the missing people. Amy O'Brien did. "I was like wait a minute, she looks so familiar," O'Brien tells the Chronicle. "I instantly thought of The Bachelor." The Journal informed the sheriff's office, which contacted Martinez and removed her from the list. "MOM. how many times do I have to tell you I don’t get cell service on The Bachelor??," Martinez tweeted after learning she was a missing person. The Bachelor started filming in September, and it's unclear if Martinez was still filming when she was reported missing. She tweets "the scariest thing" about being a missing person "is that my efforts to conceal The Worst Drivers License Photo Of All Time have been thwarted"