#Missing Tayson JC Strawn, 20, was last seen in Nampa, ID, about two weeks ago.
11/9/18
NAMPA - Nampa Police are asking the public for help in finding 20-year-old Tayson JC Strawn. Tayson was last seen in Nampa about two weeks. He did not take any personal belongings, including medication.
Tayson is about 6 feet tall, weighing 150 pounds. He has brown hair and hazel eyes, with scars on his left forearm, forehead, and lip. He has several tattoos on his chest, upper arms, right hand, and wrist.
If you have any information about Tayson's whereabouts, contact the Nampa Police Department at 208-465-2257 option 2.
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Nampa Police are asking the public for help in finding 20-year-old Tayson JC Strawn. Tayson was last seen in Nampa about two weeks. He did not take any personal belongings, including medication.3 days ago
Our condolences to the loved-ones of Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66, reported missing on Oct. 21.
11/9/18
BURLEY — The body of a missing Oakley man was found Thursday morning near the edge of the Snake River.
Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66, was reported missing on Oct. 21 by his family.
He was found a short distance east of Milner Dam in Twin Falls County by Cassia County Sheriff deputies, according to a press release issued by the Cassia County Sheriff’s Office.
Undersheriff George Warrell said the body was released to the Cassia County Coroner for autopsy, in hope of discovering how long Poulton had been dead.
The Cassia County Sheriff’s Office was looking for Poulton by helicopter when his body was discovered.
“We were looking specifically for him,” Warrell said. “We wanted to give it one last try by helicopter.”
According to the Cassia County Sheriff’s Office, Poulton was last seen by deputies on Saturday, Oct. 20, in the evening. The following morning, his 2011 Ford F-150 pickup was found stuck in a beet field at 700 W. Milner Road.
The vehicle was reported as abandoned by a neighbor of the field in the Milner Recreation Area.
When Poulton’s pickup was found, it appeared to be high-centered and it was in drive with the engine running. The door was also open.
Search and rescue crews searched for Poulton for nine hours on Oct. 23 by air and land, but he was not found.
Before his body was found Thursday, the sheriff’s office announced Poulton’s family and Crime Stoppers were offering a $5,000 reward for information.
The sheriff’s office offered its condolences to the family and thanked search crews who helped, including the Twin Falls County Sheriff’s Office, which helped with recovering the body.
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Missing Oakley man's body found near Milner Dam
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BURLEY — The body of a missing Oakley man was found Thursday morning near the edge of the Snake River.3 days ago
Our condolences to the loved-ones of Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66, reported missing on Oct. 21.
11/9/18
BURLEY — The body of a missing Oakley man was found Thursday morning near the edge of the Snake River.
Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66, was reported missing on Oct. 21 by his family.
He was found a short distance east of Milner Dam in Twin Falls County by Cassia County Sheriff deputies, according to a press release issued by the Cassia County Sheriff’s Office.
Undersheriff George Warrell said the body was released to the Cassia County Coroner for autopsy, in hope of discovering how long Poulton had been dead.
The Cassia County Sheriff’s Office was looking for Poulton by helicopter when his body was discovered.
“We were looking specifically for him,” Warrell said. “We wanted to give it one last try by helicopter.”
According to the Cassia County Sheriff’s Office, Poulton was last seen by deputies on Saturday, Oct. 20, in the evening. The following morning, his 2011 Ford F-150 pickup was found stuck in a beet field at 700 W. Milner Road.
The vehicle was reported as abandoned by a neighbor of the field in the Milner Recreation Area.
When Poulton’s pickup was found, it appeared to be high-centered and it was in drive with the engine running. The door was also open.
Search and rescue crews searched for Poulton for nine hours on Oct. 23 by air and land, but he was not found.
Before his body was found Thursday, the sheriff’s office announced Poulton’s family and Crime Stoppers were offering a $5,000 reward for information.
The sheriff’s office offered its condolences to the family and thanked search crews who helped, including the Twin Falls County Sheriff’s Office, which helped with recovering the body.
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Missing Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66, was last seen in Oakley, ID, on Oct. 20, 2018.
11/8/18
CASSIA COUNTY – The family of a missing man wants your help locating him and is offering a reward.
Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66, of Oakley, was last seen in Oakley on Oct. 20. The following day, Poulton’s vehicle was found stuck in the mud in a neighbor’s beet field at 700 W. Milner Road in Cassia County.
The Times-News reports Poulton’s 2011 Ford F-150 pickup appeared to be high-centered and was in drive with the engine running. The door was also open.
“Richard suffers from a mental condition and may be disoriented about where he is. Richard has a history of disappearing,” the family says.
Ground and air crews searched for Poulton for nine hours Oct. 23, but he was never found.
Poulton’s family is offering a $4,000 reward for any information that might be helpful in finding him. Crime Stoppers is also offering a $1,000 reward.
Cassia County Sheriff’s Office is leading the investigation.
“(It’s) an unusual case, and there is obvious concern from his family and people who know him,” Cassia County Undersheriff George Warrell told the Times-News. “At this point there is nothing that leads us to say there was a criminal act.”
Poulton is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 190 pounds. He has brown hair and hazel eyes. It is unknown what clothes he was wearing.
Anyone with information on Poulton should contact Crime Stoppers at (208) 878-2900 or the sheriff’s office at (208) 878-2251 ext. 1.
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CASSIA COUNTY – The family of a missing man wants your help locating him and is offering a reward. Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66, of Oakley, was last seen in Oakley on Oct. 20. The following day, Po...4 days ago
#Missing Leah Evelyn Simonds, 37, was last heard from in Post Falls, ID on Oct. 22.
11/3/18
POST FALLS, Idaho -
The Post Falls Police Department is asking for the public's help finding 37-year-old Leah Evelyn Simonds.
She was last heard from in Post Falls on Oct. 22. Her family and friends have grown concerned as they have not heard from her. She is not wanted or suspected in any crimes, officers just need to contact her and check her welfare.
She is possibly in the company of an adult man and was reported as possibly traveling in a van.
Police ask that you contact them at (208)773-3517 and reference case #18PF28943 if you have any information.
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#StillMissing Connie Johnson, 76, Grangeville, ID. 10/2/18.
10/25/18
GRANGEVILLE
The dog belonging to a 76-year-old Nezperce woman who was last seen at her hunting camp Oct. 2 reportedly turned up at the Moose Creek Ranger Station late Wednesday.
Ace, the border collie who belongs to Connie Johnson, was discovered about 15 miles from the hunting camp where Johnson was last seen in the Fog Mountain area near Big Rock in the Selway River district.
Idaho County Sheriff Doug Giddings confirmed early today that Ace showed up at a camp where private searchers who had been hired by the Johnson’s family were located.
“They didn’t find the dog; the dog found them,” Giddings said.
Ace was taken to Montana with the searchers, Giddings said, but he was not certain whether the dog might be returned and used to help lead searchers to where Johnson might be.
“There’s a possibility that if we would take the dog back in there he might lead us to where she was,” the sheriff said. “But that’s the only possibility there is. We’ve searched everywhere; we believe she’s in there, we just don’t know where. It’s possible the dog might go back to where she is.”
Johnson, who was working as a camp cook for Richie Outfitters of Salmon, Idaho, had radio contact Oct. 2 with the hunters who had left the camp a day earlier. They were unable to understand her message, according to Giddings.
When the hunters returned Oct. 5 to the camp, which is accessible only by horseback or on foot, Johnson and her dog were not there.
An intense search began involving aircraft from the U.S. Air Force, the Idaho National Guard, the Clearwater County Backcountry Helicopter Rescue team, along with several teams of tracking dogs and searchers on foot.
No trace of Johnson or her dog could be found and the search virtually ended Oct. 16, Giddings said.
It is unclear whether it will resume now that Ace reportedly has been found.
No further information was immediately available.
On the same date that Johnson and her dog went missing, a Maryland filmmaker was also reported missing in the same area. Terrence Woods, 27, was filming a documentary near Penman Mine when he got separated from his film crew.
Idaho County Sheriff’s Office announced a week later that it was calling off the search for Woods, EastIdahoNews.com reported.
Sheriff Doug Giddings wasn’t immediately available by phone Thursday morning to comment on whether the searches for Woods or Johnson would resume.
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Search party locates dog that went missing along with 76-year-old Idaho woman
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A search party in North Idaho located the dog that went missing along with a 76-year-old woman. A filmmaker from Maryland went missing in Idaho County on the same day.3 weeks ago
Put a GPS tracker on the dog and let it run.
It's so sad that just give up on looking and that is why they are never found.
Our condolences to the loved-ones of Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66, reported missing on Oct. 21.
11/9/18
BURLEY — The body of a missing Oakley man was found Thursday morning near the edge of the Snake River.
Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66, was reported missing on Oct. 21 by his family.
He was found a short distance east of Milner Dam in Twin Falls County by Cassia County Sheriff deputies, according to a press release issued by the Cassia County Sheriff’s Office.
Undersheriff George Warrell said the body was released to the Cassia County Coroner for autopsy, in hope of discovering how long Poulton had been dead.
The Cassia County Sheriff’s Office was looking for Poulton by helicopter when his body was discovered.
“We were looking specifically for him,” Warrell said. “We wanted to give it one last try by helicopter.”
According to the Cassia County Sheriff’s Office, Poulton was last seen by deputies on Saturday, Oct. 20, in the evening. The following morning, his 2011 Ford F-150 pickup was found stuck in a beet field at 700 W. Milner Road.
The vehicle was reported as abandoned by a neighbor of the field in the Milner Recreation Area.
When Poulton’s pickup was found, it appeared to be high-centered and it was in drive with the engine running. The door was also open.
Search and rescue crews searched for Poulton for nine hours on Oct. 23 by air and land, but he was not found.
Before his body was found Thursday, the sheriff’s office announced Poulton’s family and Crime Stoppers were offering a $5,000 reward for information.
The sheriff’s office offered its condolences to the family and thanked search crews who helped, including the Twin Falls County Sheriff’s Office, which helped with recovering the body.
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Missing Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66, Burley, ID. 10/21/18.
10/24/18
BURLEY — An Oakley man is still missing after a nine-hour search of the area where his abandoned truck was found Sunday in a beet field near the Milner Recreation Area.
Cassia County Undersheriff George Warrell said they are looking for Richard “Bub” Poulton, 66. He is 5 feet, 8 inches tall and weighs 160 to 170 pounds. He has brown hair and hazel eyes.
Poulton is off medication and may appear disoriented. The sheriff’s office does not have a description of his clothing.
Warrell said Poulton's 2011 Ford F-150 pickup was found stuck in a beet field at 700 N. Milner Road. A neighbor reported it to the sheriff’s office as abandoned and pulled it out of the mud.
“It appeared to be high-centered and it was in drive and the engine was running. The door had also been left open,” Warrell said.
The sheriff’s office, Mini-Cassia Search and Rescue and Civil Air Patrol searched for Poulton on Tuesday after family members reported him missing.
There are two homes about 100 yards from where his pickup was found and in the other direction there is a home a quarter mile away, Warrell said
Search teams were called out at 10 a.m. and searched tree and fence lines, and went door to door in the area. Planes were used to search the ground by air.
“We were unable to locate him,” Warrell said. “Right now we have suspended the search in the area.”
The search was called off at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.
Warrell said the office is checking with hospitals and motels and he’s been entered into the National Crime Information System as missing.
Anyone with information on Poulton should call the sheriff’s office at 208-878-2251.
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Oakley man missing after truck got stuck in beet field
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BURLEY — An Oakley man is still missing after a nine-hour search of the area where his abandoned truck was found Sunday in a beet field near the Milner Recreation3 weeks ago
#Missing Richard Poulton, 66, Burley, ID. 10/21/18.
10/23/18
BURLEY, Idaho (KLIX) Search crews are looking for a 66-year-old man that went missing on Sunday for a second time in a week.
According to Cassia County Sheriff Jay Heward, they found Richard Poulton's pickup in a beet field near 700 West and Milner Road. The sheriff says Paulton had gone missing last Thursday and was found at his home in Oakley.
Heward said he suffers from schizophrenia and was admittedly off his medication, but is not a danger to himself or others.
The Cassia County Search and Rescue, Civil Air Patrol, deputies and drones are being used to find the man. Poulton also goes by the nickname "Bub". If you have any information or have seen Poulton call 911 or the Cassia County Sheriff's Office at 208-878-2251
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Cassia Sheriff Searching for Missing Man Near Milner
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Search crews are looking for a 66-year-old man that went missing on Sunday for a second time in a week3 weeks ago
#StillMissing Connie Johnson, 76, Grangeville, ID. 10/2/18.
10/17/18
GRANGEVILLE - Officials have called off the search for a 76-year-old woman missing from a north-central Idaho hunting camp.
Idaho County Sheriff Doug Giddings tells The Lewiston Tribune that the search that started Oct. 5th for Connie Johnson ended Tuesday. Aircraft and teams with tracking dogs took part in the search.
The Nezperce resident was working as the cook at the hunting camp accessible only by horseback in the Fog Mountain area. She had her pet border collie, Ace, with her.
Hunters left the camp Oct. 2nd. When they returned three days later, Johnson was gone. Giddings says the hunters had radio contact with Johnson on Oct. 3rd, but couldn't understand what she was saying.
Giddings says the possibility of foul play is unlikely.
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Search called off for Idaho woman missing from hunting camp
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Officials have called off the search for a 76-year-old woman missing from a north-central Idaho hunting camp.4 weeks ago
What is really going on in Idaho? Was there really a search? They claimed there was a search for Reece Rollins missing in same area and it was all a lie.
Why call it off?
Y?
#StillMissing Terrence Woods, 27, Idaho County, ID. 10/5/18.
10/13/18
The following is a news release from Idaho County Sheriff’s Office.
GRANGEVILLE – A search for a missing Maryland filmmaker in Idaho County was called off Thursday after seven days of search efforts.
On October 5 at 6:41 p.m., the Idaho County Sheriff’s Office was notified of a missing person. Terrence Woods, 27, of Maryland, had become separated from his party, a film crew from London doing a documentary on the Penman Mines. Due to the late hour of the report, searching did not commence until Saturday, October 6th.
Two Bear Air was contacted and they were out of service for maintenance and unable to fly. Three dog teams from Clearwater County, ground searchers (both on foot and ATVs), and personnel from the US Forest Service arrived on Saturday and began searching with Deputy Stan Denham. Clearwater County Back Country Rescue Helicopter also did an aerial search of the area. Fish and Game canvased the area and stayed later into the night checking with hunters and continuing to search. Mr. Woods was not located.
On Sunday, Deputy Denham, ground searchers, U.S. Forest service and Fish and Game personnel, and the dog teams resumed searching. Back Country Rescue Helicopter also resumed searching using Forward Looking Infrared to attempt to locate Mr. Woods. Rain hampered tracking efforts.
On Monday, in addition to the searchers previously listed, a UH1 helicopter from Fairchild Air Force Base responded to do more aerial searches.
Searches continued on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with the same search teams and air support. Weather did play a factor and helicopters were unable to fly on Tuesday. They resumed air searches on Wednesday, as the weather permitted flying.
The decision to cut back the active search was made Thursday afternoon. No leads were obtained from the previous seven days of searching, and no signs of Mr. Woods have been located in the search area or the expanded search area.
The Idaho County Sheriff’s Office will continue to monitor the area and investigate leads.
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Search for missing man in Idaho County stops after no leads found in search effort | East Idaho News
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#StillMissing Stephanie Crane, then 9, Since Oct. 11, 1993, Challis Lanes Bowling Alley in Challis, ID.
10/13/18
The mother of a 9-year-old girl walked into the Custer County Sheriff’s Office near Challis in the central Idaho mountains on Oct. 11, 1993, to report that her daughter was missing.
On Thursday, the 25th anniversary of the date Stephanie Crane vanished, the Custer County Sheriff’s Office is once again asking the public for any leads in the girl’s mysterious disappearance, according to a Thursday press release issued by the Custer County Sheriff’s Office.
The last time Crane was seen was approximately 6 p.m. on Oct. 11, 1993, on U.S. Highway 93 near the Challis Lanes Bowling Alley in Challis.
Some believe that she was headed to the Challis High School to watch soccer practice, according to the Custer County Sheriff’s Office. Others believe she was headed to her home.
“Regardless of which way she was headed, she never made it to either destination,” the agency wrote.
The Custer County Sheriff’s Office said it is working closely with the FBI, the Idaho State Police, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and other agencies on Crane’s case.
“Her case is still open and will remain open until she is found,” the agency wrote.
Crane had just celebrated her ninth birthday on Sept. 28, 1993. This year she would be 34-years-old.
Immediately after Crane was reported missing, a search was launched on Oct. 11, 1993, by the Custer County Sheriff’s Office. The search team included Custer County sheriff’s deputies, Custer County Search and Rescue and the Challis Volunteer Fire Department.
The search was suspended at approximately 12:30 a.m. Oct. 12 and plans were made to resume the search at 7 a.m. Oct. 12.
Approximately 300 people searched for Crane on Oct. 12, 1993, and even with the help from a team of tracking dogs, Crane was never located. Boat crews that checked the river from Challis to Salmon were also unable to turn up any sign of the missing girl.
In 1993, Crane’s case was featured on America’s Most Wanted, the television show Front Page and was also reported on by CNN.
On April 22, 2018, Crane’s case was featured on the show “Disappeared,” an American documentary television program on the Investigation Discovery Channel that contains re-enactments and interviews with law enforcement officers, investigators and relatives connected with cases in which individuals have gone missing.
After Crane’s case aired on “Disappeared” the Custer County Sheriff’s Office received some leads to check into, but the new information turned up nothing.
“Every lead that gets called into the Sheriff’s Office gets checked into,” the agency wrote.
When Crane disappeared, she was 4-feet, 2-inches tall and weighed approximately 65 to 85 pounds, according to the Custer County Sheriff’s Office. When she went missing, she was wearing a maroon and white hooded sweatshirt that had the word “GIMMIE” imprinted across the front. She was also wearing maroon sweatpants and maroon and white tennis shoes.
Crane is described by police as having brown hair and blue eyes. Her face is freckled and she has a space between her two upper front teeth. She also has a cowlick on the right side of her hairline and a scar near her right eye.
The Custer County Sheriff’s Office encourages anyone who believes they have information that would assist in locating Crane to call the office at 208-879-2232 or the sheriff’s tip line at 208-879-5372 to leave a message. The sheriff’s office also said people can leave a comment on Custer County Sheriff Stuart “Stu” Lumpkin’s Facebook page or send an email to stephaniecranetips@gmail.com.
Furthermore, anyone with information can also call the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-842-5678.
“Please, if you have any information that you think may help locate Crane, do not hesitate to use one of the ways listed to contact the Custer County Sheriff’s Office,” the agency wrote. “In hopes of bringing a resolution to Crane’s case, there is a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction for the person responsible for Crane’s disappearance.”
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#Missing Terrence Woods, 27, Idaho County, ID. 10/5/18
10/12/18
Search and rescue crews have been searching for 27-year-old Terrence Woods from the ground and sky every day since Saturday. Terrence Woods' parents were in the area as well, trying to dig for as much information as possible.
When Terrence and Valerie Woods received the call that their son went missing, they got on a plane and flew across the country from Maryland. They spoke with both the sheriff's office and the production crew, and they believe something was off from the beginning.
"Terrence was supposed to be working with this crew up until the middle of November. He had texted me and his dad apparently a couple days before he went missing and said that he would be coming home. He would be cutting the trip short and he would be coming home," says Valerie Woods, Terrence’s mother.
Terrence was reported missing around 5:30 in the evening October 5th. The 27-year-old was a production assistant, helping film a documentary on Penman Mine for a British TV show called Whitewater.
"He's been all over and he came home. He's been to Morocco and he came home. He has never once cut any of his trips short in the history of his travelling," says Valerie Woods.
His parents says there's only one reason Terrence would run off in the woods and not come home.
"He's scared, someone was bullying him. He was fearful. There was something going wrong and he felt he couldn't deal with it, and he wanted to leave. He couldn't feel safe."
Both of Terrence's parents sat down with Idaho County sheriff's office officials, as well as the production crew who last saw their son. The production crew told Terrence's father what they allegedly saw happen at the scene.
"They thought he fell off a cliff, but by the time he got over there, my son was 15 feet down the cliff, running like a hare. So I said what do you mean running like a hare? He said he run so fast I ain't never seen nobody run that fast," says Terrence Woods Sr.
It's been close to a week now, and authorities are still searching, and Terrence and Valerie aren't giving up hope that their son will be found.
"You can't get lost out there because if you get lost out there, you're going to run into a road or houses. So he didn't just poof, vanish and disappear. No, he made it to that road, someone picked him up."
It's been a rough week for the Woods family. They say they’re just trying to stay strong.
"It's one thing when you get a phone call, your son had an accident. You have to deal with that, but at least your son's going home with you. It's another thing [when] your child is quote unquote missing."
Valerie and Terrence woods say the Idaho County Sheriff's Office is doing everything they can to try to find Terrence in the back country.
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Parents of missing man in Idaho County hoping for clues
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Search and rescue crews have been searching for 27-year-old Terrence Woods from the ground and sky every day since Saturday. Terrence Woods' parents were in the area as well, trying to dig for as much...1 month ago
Our condolences to the loved-ones of David E. Carrico, missing since September 24, 2018.
10/12/18
WEIPPE — The body of a 63-year-old Weippe man missing since Sept. 24 was located Thursday in a ravine below State Highway 11, about 11 miles west of Weippe.
The Clearwater County Sheriff’s Office reported David E. Carrico’s badly decomposed body was found about 400 feet from his vehicle. The body was taken to Pine Hills Funeral Home in Orofino pending positive identification. Carrico’s family has been notified, the sheriff’s office said.
Carrico was reported missing Tuesday. He left his residence outside of Weippe on Sept. 24 in a silver-green 2001 Subaru Legacy station wagon and had not been seen since.
He had several appointments scheduled that he missed, the sheriff’s office said.
The incident remains under investigation.
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Weippe man reported missing found dead in ravine west of town
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WEIPPE — The body of a 63-year-old Weippe man missing since Sept. 24 was located Thursday in a ravine below State Highway 11, about 11 miles west of Weippe.1 month ago
#StillMissing Connie Johnson, 76, and her dog, Ace. Idaho County, Nezperce, ID. 10/2/18.
10/10/18
The Idaho County Sheriff’s Office was notified of a missing person in the Fog Mountain area near Big Rock, up the Selway River. Connie Johnson, 76, of Nezperce, was at a hunting camp where she was the camp cook.
When other members of her hunting party arrived Friday, they were unable to locate her or her dog, Ace. The last communication with her was on Tuesday. The area was searched by Richey Outfitters and no tracks were found.
In addition to Idaho County personnel, Clearwater County Backcountry and Clearwater County Dispatch, the U.S. Forest Service and the U.S. Air Force have been involved in the search for Johnson, which was started Friday, Oct. 5.
If anyone has seen Johnson or has any information regarding her whereabouts, please contact the Idaho County Sheriff’s Office at (208) 983-1100.
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Our condolences to the loved-ones of David E. Carrico, missing since September 24, 2018.
10/12/18
WEIPPE — The body of a 63-year-old Weippe man missing since Sept. 24 was located Thursday in a ravine below State Highway 11, about 11 miles west of Weippe.
The Clearwater County Sheriff’s Office reported David E. Carrico’s badly decomposed body was found about 400 feet from his vehicle. The body was taken to Pine Hills Funeral Home in Orofino pending positive identification. Carrico’s family has been notified, the sheriff’s office said.
Carrico was reported missing Tuesday. He left his residence outside of Weippe on Sept. 24 in a silver-green 2001 Subaru Legacy station wagon and had not been seen since.
He had several appointments scheduled that he missed, the sheriff’s office said.
The incident remains under investigation.
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Missing David E Carrico, age 63, of Weippe, Idaho has not been seen since September 24, 2018.
10/9/18
WEIPPE, Idaho - The Clearwater County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in tracking down a missing man.
Investigators say David E Carrico, age 63, of Weippe, Idaho has not been seen since September 24, 2018.
He left his residence outside of Weippe on that day driving a silver-green 2001 Subaru Legacy station wagon.
The vehicle has an Idaho license plate, 6C48767.
Officials say Carrico has missed several appointments he had scheduled between September 24th and October 9.
If anyone has seen him or his vehicle, or had any contact of any form, please contact the Clearwater County Sheriff's office at 208-476-4521.
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The Clearwater County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in tracking down a missing man.1 month ago
#StillMissing Ray and Jesse Ferrieri, Bitterroot National Forest, ID. May 21, 2018.
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#Missing Connie Johnson, 76, Idaho County, Nezperce, ID. 10/2/18.
10/8/18
Search efforts are underway for a 76-year-old Nezperce woman who has been reported missing in the Fog Mountain area.
The last time someone communicated with Connie Johnson was on Tuesday, according to the Idaho County Sheriff’s Office.
Johnson was the cook at a hunting camp up the Selway River in the Fog Mountain area near Big Rock.
When other members of her party arrived Friday, they were unable to locate Johnson or her dog, Ace.
The area was searched by Richey Outfitters, according to a news release, but no tracks were found.
The Idaho County Sheriff’s Office was notified Friday and organized search efforts.
Idaho County personnel, the U.S. Forest Service, the U.S. Air Force and Back Country Rescue Helicopter are assisting in the search.
Anyone who has seen Johnson or has information on her whereabouts are asked to contact the Idaho County Sheriff’s Office at (208) 983-1100.
lmtribune.com/northwest/crews-seek-missing-woman/article_a9038f06-f504-5a7f-bbb0-f642670eb685.html
Crews seek missing Nezperce woman
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Search efforts are underway for a 76-year-old Nezperce woman who has been reported missing in the Fog Mountain area.1 month ago
Update
MISSING PREGNANT WOMAN AND 9-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER FOUND SAFE AND UNHARMED,
1 month ago
Great news!
MISSING PREGNANT WOMAN AND 9-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER FOUND SAFE AND UNHARMED.
Missing Amber Ashelly Roy, 31, and her daughter Debbie Lynn, 9, last seen late Friday, 10/5/18. Blackfoot, ID.
BLACKFOOT — A pregnant woman and her 9-year-old daughter are both missing and their family is asking for the public's help in locating them.
Amber Ashelly Roy and her daughter Debbie Lynn, both of Blackfoot, were last seen late Friday afternoon at the Ridley's supermarket in Blackfoot.
Their family said they have no idea where Amber and Debbie Lynn could be and their disappearances have been reported to law enforcement.
The pregnant mother drives a black 2006 Nissan Murano crossover SUV and the whereabouts of the vehicle are also unknown, her family said.
Amber's family is especially worried about her because she suffers from epilepsy and heart and kidney problems.
Amber is 31 years old and is described as being 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighing 129 pounds. She has red and black hair, hazel eyes and usually wears glasses.
Amber has piercings on her ear, tongue and belly button and scars on her stomach and left leg. She has tattoos on her right calf (Harry Potter and an owl), right thigh (butterfly), right arm (compass) and left side (devil heart).
Debbie Lynn has red hair and hazel eyes. She is 4 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 90 pounds. Her left arm is currently in a pink and purple cast because of a broken elbow and she has burn scars on her right foot.
If you have any information on the whereabouts of Amber and Debbie Lynn, please contact Blackfoot police immediately at 208-785-1234.
1 month ago
Glad to hear the update and found safe.
Shared in Rupert, ID. Prayers for their safe return.🙏
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NamUs #MP38859
Darwyn Lee Hope, then 92, was last known leaving his home in the Collister neighborhood of Boise, ID. He left money and his hearing aids at home, and cannot socially interact without hearing aids. Ada County. July 11, 2016.
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Sex
Male
Race / Ethnicity
White / Caucasian
Height
5' 9" - 5' 11" (69 - 71 Inches)
Weight
180 - 190 lbs
NamUs Case Created
June 29, 2017
Hair Color
White
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Left Eye Color
Blue
Right Eye Color
Blue
Artificial body part/aid
Hearing aid was left at home
Clothing
Plaid shirt and Levi jeans
Eyewear
Glasses
Transportation
2003 Pontiac Bonneville
Style
Sedan
Color
Aluminum/Silver
State
Idaho
License Plate
1A7478F
Expiration Year
2017
Comments
May be traveling in a 2003 silver Pontiac Bonneville, ID plate #1A7478F
www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Case#/38859
1 month ago
NamUs #MP43326
Austin Pevo, 23, was dropped off at a residence near Cemetery Rd and Hawthorne Rd in Fort Hall, Idaho. He left the house on foot and hasn't been seen since. Bannock County. 2/4/18.
Sex
Male
Race / Ethnicity
Native American / Alaskan Native
Height
5' 8" (68 Inches)
Weight
180 - 185 lbs
NamUs Case Created
May 3, 2018
Hair Color
Black
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Left Eye Color
Brown
Right Eye Color
Brown
Scar/mark
Scars on right cheek below right eye and left arm
Tattoo
right arm: "Pevo"
Clothing
Black jacket and jeans
Eyewear
May wear glasses
Footwear
Brown shoes
www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Case#/43326
1 month ago
Our condolences to the loved-ones of Mirissa Serrano, missing since 2017.
10/4/18
SANDPOINT — Human remains discovered in the Coeur d’Alene Mountains have been positively identified as those of Mirissa Serrano, a 27-year-old Montana woman who was reported missing in Bonner County in the fall of 2017, according to the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office.
A hunter discovered the remains off U.S. Forest Service Road No. 278 on Sept. 26. The discovery was in the same general area — the remote and mountainous southeastern edge of Lake Pend Oreille‚ where ground and aerial searches were conducted in September 2017 after Serrano was reported missing.
“Based on new evidence recovered, the initial autopsy findings and the forensic analysis of that evidence, this case has now turned into an active homicide investigation,” Sheriff Daryl Wheeler said in a statement.
Detectives from Bonner and Missoula counties, in addition to Forest Service special agents and forensic scientists from the University of Montana, converged on the site of the discovery to recover the Lolo woman’s body and gather evidence, the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office said. Evidence recovered during the processing of the scene is being analyzed by state and federal forensic labs.
Serrano’s family has been notified of the positive identification and sheriff’s officials said the family is asking for privacy.
No details about Serrano’s disappearance were released when she was reported missing. No record of Serrano’s disappearance could be found in the federal missing persons database or databases for the states of Idaho, Montana and Washington, which suggested that she was presumed dead around the time she was reported missing.
Family members later took to social media to implicate Danny Harold Neep in Serrano’s disappearance. Authorities in Bonner County subsequently confirmed that Neep was the last person to be seen with Serrano.
Neep, a 62-year-old Spokane resident, was arrested for unlawful possession of a firearm on Road No. 278 by a Forest Service law officer who was taking part in the search for Serrano, according to court documents. Neep was barred from being in possession of a firearm due to felony convictions for forgery in Placer County, Calif., and unlawful weapon possession in El Norte County, Calif., in 1999.
Neep was in possession of a 20-guage shotgun and a .22-caliber rifle during the traffic stop 8 miles south of Lakeview, court records indicate.
Neep pleaded guilty to the charges and is serving a two- to four-year term at the Idaho State Correctional Center in Kuna, according to the Idaho Department of Correction.
Neep has not been charged with a crime against Serrano and he has not been formally named as a suspect in her death by authorities in Bonner County.
Sheriff’s officials said detectives are conferring with the Bonner County Prosecutor’s Office on the filing of criminal charges, but did not elaborate.
Bonner County Prosecutor Louis Marshall said the cause of death has yet been identified but confirmed Serrano’s manner of death as a homicide.
“I would encourage people with information on this case to come forward now. Certainly, I will look more favorably upon those that come forward on their own volition rather than being forced through a subpoena or some other legal process,” Marshall said.
Wheeler expressed gratitude for the assistance sheriff’s detectives have received from fellow law enforcement officers.
“I would like to thank all the agencies that have assisted us with the investigation of Mirissa’s demise,” Wheeler said.
www.bonnercountydailybee.com/local_news/20181004/bcso_body_is_missing_womans
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SANDPOINT Human remains discovered in the Coeur dAlene Mountains have been positively identified as those o1 month ago
We hope that he is well.
UPDATE
The Idaho Falls Police Department reports that David Madison was found Friday. He caught a bus to Boise and is currently under the care of the Department of Health and Welfare, according to a news release.
Missing David Madison, 54, Idaho Falls, ID. 10/2/18.
10/3/18
IDAHO FALLS — Police are asking for help in finding a man who has been missing since Tuesday afternoon.
David Madison, 54, left his home on the 700 block of Lomax Street around 1 p.m. He missed taking his medication twice, according to a news release from the Idaho Falls Police Department.
Madison is described as 6 feet 2 inches tall with brown hair and brown eyes. He weighs approximately 229 pounds.
Anyone with information on Madison’s whereabouts is asked to call Idaho Falls Police at (208) 529-1200.
www.eastidahonews.com/2018/10/police-searching-for-missing-man-who-needs-his-medication/
Police searching for missing man who needs his medication | East Idaho News
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IDAHO FALLS — Police are asking for help in finding a man who has been missing since Tuesday afternoon. David Madison, 54, left his home on the 700 block of Lomax Street around 1 p.m. He missed taki...1 month ago
10/1/18
Expect phones across the country to be simultaneously alerted just before 1:20 p.m. on Wednesday, when federal officials conduct the first-ever test of the country’s emergency communications system with a presidential alert.
The alert will be a joint test of the Wireless Emergency Alert system and the Emergency Alert System, and commence at 1:18 p.m., according to a news release from state officials.
The countrywide test, a joint effort of the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Communications Commission, will use the same tone and vibration as tornado warning and AMBER Alert warnings.
“Users cannot opt out of receiving the (Wireless Emergency Alert) test,” notes FEMA.
The test originally had been scheduled for Sept. 20, but was postponed to Wednesday, its backup date, because of Hurrican Florence.
According to FEMA, the Wireless Emergency Alert test message will have a header that reads “Presidential Alert” and text reading: “THIS IS A TEST of the National Wireless Emergency Alert System. No action is needed.”
While the system was set up following an executive order signed in 2006 by President George W. Bush, the announcement last month that the test would be sent sparked some controversy, triggering the specter for some of President Donald Trump using the alerts the way he does Twitter. But that idea was dismissed by federal officials, who say the system has safeguards in place and is intended to notify Americans in hazardous situations including terrorism, war, or natural disasters.
“The test is intended to ensure public safety officials have the methods and systems to deliver urgent warnings and alerts to the public in times of an emergency or disaster,” said Acting Illinois Emergency Management Agency Director William Robertson. “Periodic testing is a way to access the operational readiness of the infrastructure and determine whether technological improvements are needed.”
While the Emergency Alert System has been tested before, the Wednesday test will be the first time the nationwide Wireless Emergency Alert system will be tested. This system is used to notify the public about “dangerous weather, missing children, and other regionally critical situations through alerts on cellular phones,” the release said. It would also allow most users to receive location-targeted notifications of “imminent threats to safety in their area,” officials furthered.
Cell phones that are turned on and within the range of an active cell tower are expected to receive the message. Some older phones, officials said, may not get the message.
www.chicagotribune.com/ct-met-emergency-presidential-alert-system-test-20181001-story.html
Nationwide test of presidential emergency alert system scheduled for Wednesday
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Expect phones across the country to be simultaneously alerted just before 1:20 p.m. on Wednesday, when federal officials conduct the first-ever test of the country’s emergency communications system ...1 month ago
Our condolences to the loved-ones of Mirissa Serrano, missing since 2017.
10/4/18
SANDPOINT — Human remains discovered in the Coeur d’Alene Mountains have been positively identified as those of Mirissa Serrano, a 27-year-old Montana woman who was reported missing in Bonner County in the fall of 2017, according to the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office.
A hunter discovered the remains off U.S. Forest Service Road No. 278 on Sept. 26. The discovery was in the same general area — the remote and mountainous southeastern edge of Lake Pend Oreille‚ where ground and aerial searches were conducted in September 2017 after Serrano was reported missing.
“Based on new evidence recovered, the initial autopsy findings and the forensic analysis of that evidence, this case has now turned into an active homicide investigation,” Sheriff Daryl Wheeler said in a statement.
Detectives from Bonner and Missoula counties, in addition to Forest Service special agents and forensic scientists from the University of Montana, converged on the site of the discovery to recover the Lolo woman’s body and gather evidence, the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office said. Evidence recovered during the processing of the scene is being analyzed by state and federal forensic labs.
Serrano’s family has been notified of the positive identification and sheriff’s officials said the family is asking for privacy.
No details about Serrano’s disappearance were released when she was reported missing. No record of Serrano’s disappearance could be found in the federal missing persons database or databases for the states of Idaho, Montana and Washington, which suggested that she was presumed dead around the time she was reported missing.
Family members later took to social media to implicate Danny Harold Neep in Serrano’s disappearance. Authorities in Bonner County subsequently confirmed that Neep was the last person to be seen with Serrano.
Neep, a 62-year-old Spokane resident, was arrested for unlawful possession of a firearm on Road No. 278 by a Forest Service law officer who was taking part in the search for Serrano, according to court documents. Neep was barred from being in possession of a firearm due to felony convictions for forgery in Placer County, Calif., and unlawful weapon possession in El Norte County, Calif., in 1999.
Neep was in possession of a 20-guage shotgun and a .22-caliber rifle during the traffic stop 8 miles south of Lakeview, court records indicate.
Neep pleaded guilty to the charges and is serving a two- to four-year term at the Idaho State Correctional Center in Kuna, according to the Idaho Department of Correction.
Neep has not been charged with a crime against Serrano and he has not been formally named as a suspect in her death by authorities in Bonner County.
Sheriff’s officials said detectives are conferring with the Bonner County Prosecutor’s Office on the filing of criminal charges, but did not elaborate.
Bonner County Prosecutor Louis Marshall said the cause of death has yet been identified but confirmed Serrano’s manner of death as a homicide.
“I would encourage people with information on this case to come forward now. Certainly, I will look more favorably upon those that come forward on their own volition rather than being forced through a subpoena or some other legal process,” Marshall said.
Wheeler expressed gratitude for the assistance sheriff’s detectives have received from fellow law enforcement officers.
“I would like to thank all the agencies that have assisted us with the investigation of Mirissa’s demise,” Wheeler said.
www.bonnercountydailybee.com/local_news/20181004/bcso_body_is_missing_womans
StillMissing Mirissa Serrano, Bonner County, ID. September 14th, 2017.
9/27/18
BONNER COUNTY, Idaho -
Seclusion.
Tucked away along the southeastern shore of Lake Pend Oreille sits Lakeview, an hour away from civilization.
It’s also the last spot where Mirissa Serrano was seen, according to deputies.
That was a year ago, and now deputies tell KHQ they are one step closer to finding out if remains found in that area are in fact the missing woman.
Deputies tell KHQ they can’t release more information other than remains were found due to an active investigation.
But Mirissa father, Joseph Serrano, tells KHQ Thursday that he has been in contact with deputies and they tell him it’s too early to say if it was in fact his daughter.
Mirissa Serrano was officially deemed missing September 14th, 2017.
Serrano left her home in Lolo, Montana with Danny Neep, and was headed for Spokane.
Neep, deputies say, was the last person to see Serrano.
Neep filed a missing persons report with Spokane police, but was taken into custody for an outstanding DUI warrant in Kootenai County.
In 2018, Neep was arrested on a weapons charge.
Court documents say detectives searched his truck and found a shotgun and a rifle in the toolbox of his truck.
At this point, Neep has not been charged in relation to Serrano’s disappearance and deputies will not say whether that will change.
www.khq.com/story/39189619/human-remains-found-in-bonner-county-near-missing-montana-womans-last-...
Human remains found in Bonner County near missing Montana woman's last known location
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BONNER COUNTY, Idaho - Seclusion. Tucked away along the southeastern shore of Lake Pend Oreille sits Lakeview, an hour away from civilization. It’s also the last spot where Mirissa Serrano was seen....1 month ago
I hope they find her and if Danny Neep is guiltily he pays.
#StillMissing Matthew Jedediah "Jed" Hall left his house at around 6 a.m. the morning of Jan. 22. Idaho Falls, ID.
9/18/18
For eight months there has been no sign of what happened to Matthew Jedediah "Jed" Hall.
Jed left his house at around 6 a.m. the morning of Jan. 22. No one has seen him or the silver 2009 Nissan Versa he took with him since then, and attempts to trace his phone have been unsuccessful.
His family saw no warning signs, and since his disappearance investigators haven't found any sign of where he intended to go.
Allen Hall described his son as a good student who mentored his classmates and who wanted to join the military and was a member of the Civil Air Patrol.
"There's been no updates whatsoever," said Allen Hall, Jed's father. "He's managed to hide pretty good."
Both Jed's parents and police investigating his disappearance are skeptical Jed committed suicide, despite a threat to harm himself. Allen Hall worked as a police officer for several years, and said people who take their own life tend to be found relatively quickly.
Idaho Falls Police Department Sgt. Jon Johnson said investigators explored leads within a day of the investigation. Attempts to locate Jed by his phone have also been unsuccessful. Since then, police have been waiting to see if the silver 2009 Nissan Versa Jed left town in is found or stopped.
With hunting season and winter on the way, police are asking hunters to keep an eye out for the car in case Jed abandoned it in a remote location.
The one clue of Jed's intentions comes from a journal left outside when he took the car. Allen was looking near the door where Jed had exited the house and found it in the snow.
The journal detailed items Jed intended to take with him. He listed not only survival supplies, but also plans to disguise himself, blend in so no one would notice him.
Allen said his son enjoyed a show with a similar premise, a 2017 CBS series called "Hunted." The show was about teams of two attempting to avoid investigators for four weeks. Allen Hall said his son picked up on two mistakes the losing teams made: they used their phones, or they tried to contact friends and family. He would talk with family about the show and how to disappear, but never so intently that they thought he would attempt it himself.
"It's not impossible to drop off," Allen Hall said. "You just have to be able to make sacrifices."
Since his disappearance Jed's family has had to adjust to life without their 16-year-old son. Allen Hall said he and his wife think about their son every day. The concern and worry are still present, but life goes on.
Allen said he believes his son is smart enough to make it on his own. He said Jed is experienced at camping, including during the winter. Even so, Allen keeps himself ready to leave at any time.
"I'm set up so I can leave in half an hour," he said. "There are no circumstances that can't be overcome. I'm not mad at him, I respect what his reasons are, whether I agree with them or not."
Anyone with information about Jed can contact 208-529-1200.
www.postregister.com/news/local/family-still-waiting-for-son-eight-months-after-disappearance/art...
Family still waiting for son eight months after disappearance
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For eight months there has been no sign of what happened to Matthew Jedediah "Jed" Hall.2 months ago
Jed, please dear, if you see this at least just call your dad and say you're ok. Praying for the family.
9/15/18
Federal officials previously announced that the government has a system for sending messages to all c...
2 months ago
#Missing Ashley Dawn Goodro, 28, was last seen on Sept. 6. Jerome, ID.
9/12/18
JEROME — Jerome police are asking for the public’s help finding a woman who went missing last week.
Ashley Dawn Goodro, 28, was last seen on Sept. 6. She is 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs about 180 pounds. Her family reported her missing last week, Jerome police said.
Goodro has brown hair, pierced ears and several tattoos, including a heart tattoo on her left shoulder and others on her ankle, back, chest, hand, left arm, left leg and right arm.
She was last seen wearing a black tank top and blue jeans.
Godoro also goes by the name Ashley Sellers.
Anybody with information on Goodro is asked to call the Jerome Police Department at (208) 324-4328.
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Have you seen this woman? Jerome police asks for public's help finding missing woman
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JEROME — Jerome police are asking for the public’s help finding a woman who went missing last week.2 months ago
Update.
Missing man found safe.
Missing Torey May, 30, Idaho Falls, ID, last seen on Sept. 9 around 5 a.m.
9/11/18
The following is a news release from the Idaho Falls Police Department.
IDAHO...
2 months ago
Jon Barrett has been missing from Pocatello, Idaho for 10 years today. Few clues have been found in his suspicious disappearance.Jon Barrett is #missing from #Pocatello, #Idaho since November 2008.
3 days ago
Today is Idaho Missing Persons Day. Please flip through our album for Idaho’s Missing, and share one or more if you would.Missing persons from Idaho!
2 months ago
Idaho #AMBERAlert canceled. Found safe!
UPDATE: Vesterbys located in Mountain Home; Kelly Vesterby in custody
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CALDWELL — Police located Aila and Kelly Vesterby in Mountain Home hours after the Caldwell Police Department issued an Amber Alert for the 11 year old, Aila. Kelly Vesterby is4 months ago
Jed Hall's family is extremely concerned for his well-being. He left Idaho Falls, Idaho four months ago in a gray Nissan Versa with Idaho plates. He may camp in rural areas. Have you seen him?
#NationalMissingChildrensDay #RockOneSockJed Hall is #missing from #IdahoFalls, #Idaho since January 2018.
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