A GRAD student has been seen walking home from the bar in chilling surveillance footage before she disappeared.

Eliotte Heinz, 22, vanished on a 30-minute walk along the Mississippi River after leaving a night out with friends.

She was last seen on camera at around 3:20 am on Sunday as she walked home from Bronco’s Bar in downtown La Crosse, Wisconsin, on the state’s Western border.

Eliotte was heading home to her apartment, which is about a 30-minute walk from the bar, her family said.

Police released the last-known picture of Eliotte, a grad student at Viterbo College, walking in a white t-shirt and jean shorts.

In the image, she appears to be holding her phone out in front of her.

Three days later, Eliotte still hasn’t been found.

Her family is desperate for answers, sharing the surveillance image of her and hanging up missing persons posters around the city.

“Sunday morning, we tried to reach her, and we were unable to get a hold of her,” Eliotte’s mom, Amber Heinz, told Fox News Digital. 

“We talk all the time. We talked to her that week.

“We were texting back and forth, but on Sunday morning when we couldn’t get a hold of her, we knew that something was going on.”

Her family asked anyone in the La Crosse area to check their home security camera footage from Sunday between 2 and 6 am.

“We ask that if you have seen anything — even if it’s small, anything at all, that you please call the La Crosse Police Department,” Amber said.

“If you have Ring cameras and you think that you might have captured an image of Eliotte, please call them, let them take a look at your footage.

“Even if you don’t think it’s a big deal, it might be something that’s a really big deal for her.”

Eliotte is studying mental health counseling at Viterbo College, her mom said.

Her family thanked volunteers for their support through search parties and donations in a statement on Tuesday.

“On behalf of our entire family, thank you,” the family said in the statement through Viterbo College.

“The outpouring of support in the search for Eliotte has been overwhelming, and we are deeply grateful for the kindness, prayers, and encouragement from the community and beyond.”

The family continued, “Many of you have asked how you can help.

“At this time, the most important thing you can do is continue sharing Eliotte’s information on social media.”

Eliotte is described as 5-foot-4 and 120 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes.

LCPD didn’t immediately return The U.S. Sun’s request for an update on the ongoing search.