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#StillMissing Jed Hall, Idaho Falls, ID.
January, 2018.

After two years with little headway, new evidence has been made public regarding the circumstances around Jed Hall’s disappearance in 2018.

Private Investigator James Michael Terry of Gulf Coast Investigative Solutions, hired by Hall’s parents, has been questioning Hall’s friends and was able to access his online messages.

The evidence released by Terry paints a different picture of Jed Hall than was originally reported. In contrast to the student with good grades who wanted to serve in the military, Hall’s own notes portray himself as a troubled kid uncertain about his future, and who was contemplating murder.

Terry said he has also found evidence that Hall had planned his disappearance months in advance, that he may have committed multiple crimes before leaving, and that he told friends he intended to travel to Canada.

According to security camera footage Terry provided to the Post Register, a man driving the car Hall disappeared in was recorded breaking into American Heritage Charter School. Terry, the Hall family and the Idaho Falls Police Department all said they are confident the man in the video is Jed Hall.

In the video Hall appears to be wearing kneepads, headphones, and combat boots. The footage shows him breaking through a door, going to a locker and placing something inside. According to Terry, Hall left $1,000 for a student he had a crush on before leaving the scene and driving away.

Terry said he also found statements in Hall’s notebook indicating Hall intended to murder a relative of a classmate he believed sexually abused that classmate.

The relative’s residence was targeted in a drive-by shooting the day of Hall’s disappearance, in the early morning. The Post Register is not naming the relative to protect the identity of the alleged drive-by shooting victim and because he was never charged with a crime.

In a copy of the notebook provided to the Post Register, Hall wrote, “He raped and has in essence tortured (her) all her life. I know she will never get better until he is no longer around. She might hate me for doing it, but I want to help her no matter what.”

Idaho Falls Police Department Public Information Officer Jessica Clements said the police department is not searching for Hall as the suspect of a crime, but is investigating his disappearance as a missing person case.

Terry opined that he doubted Hall would face criminal charges for the shooting because he was a minor and because there was little evidence connecting him to the shooting outside of the note.

Two other residents at the house that was shot at said they were informed of the note, but that investigators said Hall may have committed suicide.

Allen Hall, Jed Hall’s father, said he does not believe his son was involved in the shooting, despite the note. He said there were other drive-by shootings reported before and after the incident on Jan. 22.

Within Hall’s notebook were several entries in which he discussed suicide and “RAFH,” which Terry believes is a reference to a bug-out plan.

Hall writes about his concerns that society was becoming like the George Orwell novel “1984,” that mass media had too much influence on people’s opinions and that communism may take hold in the United States.

The notebook also includes writings about faking his death.

“I will do RAFH if illegal acts come up, some major world event or if just something major happens,” Hall wrote.

The notebook also contains a list of supplies, which appear to be meant for survival, including food, medical supplies and camping equipment.

Terry said he has talked to Hall’s classmates, particularly those who did not message Hall on Facebook after his disappearance was reported. He said most were reluctant to talk to him. One of Hall’s classmates mocked Terry, saying Hall would never be found.

Terry did learn, however, that Hall had discussed his plans to disappear months before doing so, and he had mentioned Canada as a possible destination.

Terry also discovered that a detective in Stockton, California did a search for Hall’s license plate four days after Hall was reported missing. The check was by a detective who did not remember why she looked for the license plate. Terry said the Stockton Police Department told him a check would have likely been because someone had noticed a car with the license plate.

Despite Hall’s suicide notes, both Terry and the police department have doubted he intended to kill himself when he left on Jan. 22, 2018. The fact that the car was never found and that Hall took so much equipment with him seemed contrary to that goal.

At the end of the notebook, Hall writes that he wants to go to a “peaceful place,” and that he’d like to see an ocean cliff.

Allen Hall, a former Idaho Falls Police Department officer, expressed frustration with how the department had handled the case. He said he did not feel the department had communicated with him enough and did not question his son’s friends enough.

Both the police department and Terry said their working relationship had been amicable. Clements said the police department was looking to bring outside help into the investigation and that Terry had drawn new attention to the case.

Gulf Investigative Solutions is offering a $15,000 reward for any information leading to the discovery of what happened to their son. Terry said Hall does not necessarily need to come home.

“He can go to local law enforcement and say, ‘I’m here, leave me alone,’ and it would all be over,” Terry said.

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After two years with little headway, new evidence has been made public regarding the circumstances around Jed Hall’s disappearance in 2018.

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Lewiston Police say missing man has been found safe

Missing Isaac Blount, 1600 block of Birch Avenue, Lewiston, ID. 11:15 a.m., Thursday, 5/7/2020.

5/7/2020
LEWISTON, Idaho - The Lewiston Police Department is asking for the public's help finding Isaac Blount.

Blount left his residence in the 1600 block of Birch Avenue and was last seen near the new Gun Club extension road at approximately 11:15 a.m on Thursday.

Blount is said to have the mentality of a 3-year-old. He was last seen wearing a shirt and athletic shorts with knee-high socks. He is approximately 5'11", 150 lbs. with brown hair and a close-shaven beard.

If you know where Blount is, you are asked to contact the Lewiston Police Department at (208)746-0171

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LEWISTON, Idaho - The Lewiston Police Department is asking for the public's help finding Isaac Blount.

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#Missing Joshua Galvan, 35, Caldwell, ID. April 10.

5/5/2020
CALDWELL, Idaho — Caldwell Police are asking the public for any information on the whereabouts of a 35-year-old who was last heard from nearly a month ago.

Joshua Galvan of Caldwell was last in contact with his family on April 10. Police say he was having a conversation with his mother over Facebook Messenger on that day, but the last message she sent him went unread.

Since that time, Galvan has not responded and his location is unknown.

"The circumstances surrounding his disappearance are also unknown," the department wrote in a release.

Galvan is described as 5'9" and approximately 160 pounds, with long brown hair. He was last known to have a beard with some gray in it, according to police.

Anyone with information on where the missing man is, or his activities after April 10, is asked to call Caldwell Police or CrimeStoppers.

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Joshua Galvan, 35, was last in contact with his family on April 10.

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#Missing Miguel Angel Rodriguez, 44, Idaho Falls, ID. 4/17/2020.

5/1/2020
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)-Idaho Falls Police are attempting to locate a man who has not been seen since April 17.

Police say Miguel Angel Rodriguez, 44, left his residence without his wallet, phone, or vehicle.

He is 5'7" tall, 250 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.

Anyone who may have seen Rodriguez in the last two weeks or knows where he is should contact Idaho Falls Police at 208-529-1200.

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Idaho Falls Police say Miguel Rodriguez hasn't been seen since April 17.

4 weeks ago

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4/29/2020
County law enforcement believe human remains found this past weekend are those of Riggins resident, Todd W. Hofflander, who went missing in the Seven Devils Area 10 years ago.

According to an Idaho County Sheriff’s Office (ICSO) release, on Sunday, April 26, ICSO and the Idaho County Coroner, Cody Funke, were notified a hunter found what appeared to be remains of a human skull above Bernard Creek. The hunter located other items in the area, including a pack containing camping equipment and a digital camera.

On Tuesday, April 28, eight ICSO personnel were taken by jet boat to the mouth of Bernard Creek by Killgore Adventures. They then hiked approximately one mile in, where they located a portion of a human skull and other skeletal remains.

In September of 2010, Hofflander was reported missing and one of his last known locations was in this area. According to ICSO, officers were able to recover photographs off an SD card located in the pack, which belonged to Hofflander.

Everything found at the scene indicates these are the remains of Hofflander, according to ICSO; however, further testing will be done. Funke will be sending the bones to the Ada County Coroner for evaluation and DNA testing.

The family of Hofflander has been notified and ICSO stated it sends out its sympathy to them as they again deal with the loss of Todd.

ICSO thanked Kurt Killgore of Killgore Adventures for his assistance.

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Remains found believed to be Hofflander, missing since 2010

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County law enforcement believe human remains found this past weekend are those of Riggins resident, Todd W. Hofflander, who went missing in the Seven Devils Area 10 years ago.

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#StillMissing Curtis "Greg" Kelsay, Boise, ID. 4/15/2020.

4/26/2020
BOISE, Idaho — Jackie Kelsay is the wife of Curtis "Greg" Kelsay, who has been missing for nearly two weeks and said she believes the coronavirus pandemic and the uncertainty that it has created drove him to disappear on one April evening.

Both Jackie and Greg's brother-in-law Allan Fidler describe Greg as a loving and caring man.

"Family was a big priority in his life," Fidler said. "This was not a normal thing for Greg to have done."

However, something changed in this Boise family man. Jackie said the night of April 15 or early the next morning, Greg slipped quietly out of their Boise home.

"He left his wallet with his driver's license, cards, money, he left his phone," she said. "I believe he took a headlamp so that tells me he left when it was dark and I believe he may have had poles, walking poles. One would be red, and one would be blue."

Greg's car was found the next at the Dry Creek trailhead on Bogus Basin Road. That afternoon there was a search party looking for him made up of police, family, friends, dogs, and a drone. That was more than ten days ago and still no sign of Greg has been found.

"I think he knew what he was doing, I think he planned it, I think it was purposeful, I think he felt he had no other choices," Kelsay said. "He left a note."

For a man that loved his family so much, KTVB asked Jackie why she thinks her husband would not want to be found.

"He was not in his right mind, he had not been sleeping, and that was causing some stress and anxiety and probably depression," she said.

Jackie said Greg had been feeling that way since mid-March.

"The pandemic, the stock market crashing, we have rentals, people might lose their job and wouldn't be able to pay their rent," she said.

"Distancing does not really mean isolation in the form you are not connected to family and loved ones," Fidler added.

As the days pass, Jackie's faith in her husband being found dwindles.

"As more time goes by, I'm losing hope," Kelsay said.

Jackie and Fidler are urging people to keep an eye out for Greg and to also check in on the people you love who might feel isolated and anxious during this uncertain time we are all going through.

"Just reach out to people that you know that aren't doing so well right now," Fidler said. "People that have mental problems and people that are not being in contact with other people, whether it’s the phone or text or any way shape or form to have a connection with other people."

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"I think he knew what he was doing, I think he planned it, I think it was purposeful, I think he felt he had no other choices," Kelsay said. "He left a note."

1 month ago

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4/21/2020
FORT HALL – Authorities say they have identified the remains of a Pocatello man more than two years after he was reported missing.

Human remains were discovered on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation in Sept. 2019 – 19 months after Austin Pevo was reported missing, according to a news release from the Shoshone-Bannock tribes.

Pevo’s mother reported he was missing in Feb. 2018 and Pocatello Police began an investigation. The Fort Hall Police Department and FBI got involved after the remains were found. They were analyzed and the FBI have now confirmed they are Pevo’s.

Further details were not released.

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#StillMissing Mathew “Jed” Hall, then 16, Idaho Falls, ID.
Jan. 22, 2018.

4/19/2020
IDAHO FALLS — After two years, the disappearance of Mathew “Jed” Hall has become even stranger.

Jed, then 16 years old, disappeared Jan. 22, 2018, and has not been seen since. Newly released surveillance footage from American Heritage Charter School reveals the last time Jed was seen, and now a private investigator is offering a $10,000 reward to anyone with information pertaining to Jed’s whereabouts.

The footage shows Jed decked out in what appears to be combat boots, knee pads and eye and ear protection as he breaks into American Heritage Charter School.

“(The surveillance video) will show us how incredibly stealthy, smart and focused this young man was,” Jim Terry said.

Terry is the private investigator for Gulf Coast Investigation hired by the Hall family to aid in the search for Jed. He is also the person offering the $10,000 reward.

“This isn’t a girl with daddy issues that took off to Los Angeles to be an actress. This is something way bigger, to the degree where it’s almost like the more you peel back the onion, the more layers you get,” Terry said.

Allen Hall, Jed’s father, confirmed Terry’s depiction of Jed.

“He was definitely a planner and knew that you had to analyze things. Like playing chess, shall we say,” Allen said. “He is definitely a bright kid. We had him lined up to go to the Air Force Academy. He’s no dummy, let’s just say that.”

The footage shows Jed spent less than a minute inside the school and besides the broken window, he didn’t cause any other damage. What he does is almost more shocking.

“He went and broke into the high school and left the girl that had just turned him down $1,000 cash by putting it in her locker,” Terry said.

Terry said he was able to access Jed’s social media accounts and discovered through reading conversations between Jed and his friends that Jed had a strong crush on the girl in question.

“His culmination of the last days in his parents’ custody, basically come down to asking this girl if she would be his girlfriend. She told him no. The guy that she liked did not want to be her boyfriend. So it was a triangle where the dog’s tail was chasing the dog. And that was where he made his decision to leave,” Terry said.

Jed’s parents said they knew about the girl but didn’t know that he had such strong feelings for her.

“We knew he liked her. He would stop at her place of work after he got off of work and visit with her for long periods of time. So we knew that he was interested, but when I asked, he said, ‘Oh, she’s just a girl who’s a friend.’ But he had lots of girls who were friends,” Amy Hall, Jed’s mother said.

Terry believes that it’s that relationship he had with a number of his female friends that may have gotten him into trouble. Terry has a theory — one that Jed’s parents and the police are skeptical about.

According to Terry, Jed had another female friend who had allegedly been molested. Terry theorizes that Jed knew about it and decided to get back at the perpetrator.

The night Jed disappeared there was a shooting in Idaho Falls, according to Idaho Falls Police Department spokeswoman Jessica Clements. A car was supposedly shot up in a driveway of a person who allegedly knew one of Jed’s female friends.

Terry believes that one of Jed’s friends had been molested by this individual, he found out about it, and this was his way of getting back at the person.

“So Jed, in one night, evades his parents, drops $1,000 off to his best friend girl at school who he was in love with, tries to avenge his best girlfriend … possibly shot up the place and left for two years and nobody’s ever been able to see him or the vehicle again,” Terry said.

Jed was reportedly armed that night. However, Clements said the department would not confirm if Jed had ever been a suspect or person of interest in the shooting as it is still an active investigation.

Jed’s parents don’t believe he was involved in the shooting. They believe it was just a coincidence, but that’s not the only reason they don’t believe he was involved.

“Jed was skilled enough that if he wanted to hurt somebody — in the technical and tactical sense — that wouldn’t have been something that he wasn’t capable of. He wouldn’t have done it — I don’t believe he would have done it. But his ability — he was a pretty well-trained kid,” Allen said.

Jed’s family believes that training has played a role in keeping him alive over the last two years despite Jed leaving a suicide note.

Terry believes Jed’s suicide note was a misdirect so people wouldn’t look for him.

“You don’t do the types of things Jed did by leaving just to shoot yourself. One of the things Jed took that totally contradicts the suicide note was a bulletproof vest,” Terry said. “That’s not the kind of thing you take if you’re going to commit suicide.”

Another clue Terry believes shows that Jed is still alive is that on Jan. 27, 2018, just a few days after Jed disappeared, the license plate of the car he was driving was looked up in the police database by a detective in Stockton, California.

Clements said the Idaho Falls Police knew about the hit on the license plate and had looked into it.

“When Jed went missing, we sent out an ‘attempt to locate’ to agencies around our state and states around the North West, so all of the surrounding states, including California,” Clements said.

She said multiple agencies ran the license plate as standard practice when receiving an attempt to locate.

“It was followed up on, and our understanding is that was why. It wasn’t because the car was found there. It was just part of that attempt to locate,” Clements said.

Terry disagrees. He says the detective that ran the plate was a gang investigator and wouldn’t have been involved in an attempt to locate.

Terry said Idaho Falls detectives did reach out to police in Stockton, but that they never received a response.

“They found out it was hit there. They made an inquisition down there. Well, they found the paperwork where the detective two years ago made the inquisition, and there was never a follow-up on it,” Terry said.

Terry said he spoke to the California detective. He said she couldn’t remember why she made the inquisition but that it was either because the car was parked somewhere strange or where it didn’t belong or that she simply typed in a license plate number wrong, and it came up as Jed’s.

Although Terry and the IFPD may disagree on what happened, Clements said they just want Jed found.

“If this generates leads, we’re all for it. The goal is to find him and verify that he’s OK and what happened to him. So if he’s out there somewhere, and somebody knows where he is, that’s all that we care about,” Clements said.

She asked that if anyone does have information to call the IFPD dispatch line (208) 529-1200 and ask to speak to a detective.

Terry is confident Jed is somewhere in or around Stockton, California. He also believes that whomever Jed is staying with may not know that he is missing. Because of this, he is putting up a $10,000 reward for anyone with information.

“If anybody out there has any information on Jed Hall, his vehicle, his whereabouts or anything associated with this young man’s travels or his plight over the last two years, please call Gulf Coast Investigation,” Terry said. “My telephone number is (813) 993-2242.”

Jed’s parents said they just want him to come home.

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Missing 85-year-old Boise man found safe

Missing John Killmaster, 85, Annett Street, Boise, ID.
Thursday, 4/16/2020, 10:30 a.m.

4/17/2020
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — An 85-year-old Boise man has gone missing and authorities are asking the public's help track him down.

Boise PD says officers are looking for John Killmaster, who's been missing since Thursday morning. He was last spotted walking near his home at about 10:30 a.m. on Annett Street.

He's about 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs about 155 pounds. He has gray hair and brown eyes and was wearing the same red coat he's pictured in above and the blue baseball cap in the second photo.

Also on Friday, Boise PD sent another note out to the public about another missing Boise man. They are not believed to be connected, BPD says.

Anyone with any information about the whereabouts of John is asked to contact non-emergency dispatch at 208-377-6790.

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#Missing Curtis "Greg" Kelsay, 61, Boise, ID.
Wednesday night or early Thursday morning, 4/15-4/16.
Vehicle found on Bogus Basin Road.

"This is all unusual behavior for Gret and causes concern," Boise PD said in a news release.

4/17/2020
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — A 61-year-old Boise man has gone missing, prompting police to ask the public for its help.

Officers say they're looking for Curtis "Greg" Kelsay, who's been missing since either late Wednesday night or early Thursday morning. Greg left his home near Lakeharbor and State Street without his wallet, phone and medication.

His vehicle, a silver Honda Civic, was found on Bogus Basin Road.

"This is all unusual behavior for Gret and causes concern," Boise PD said in a news release.

Greg is 5 feet 11 inches tall, and weighs about 145 pounds. He has gray hair and blue eyes. Also on Friday, Boise PD sent another note out to the public about another missing Boise man. They are not believed to be connected, BPD says.

Anyone with any information about the whereabouts of Greg is asked to contact non-emergency dispatch at 208-377-6790.

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#StillMissing the children of Lori Vallow.

4/11/2020
REXBURG, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) Chad and Lori (Vallow) Daybell are being investigated for conspiracy, attempted murder and/or murder by the Idaho Attorney General's Office, according to a report by East Idaho News.

A Fremont County prosecutor wrote a letter to the AG's office in early April asking for assistance in the death of Tammy Daybell, Chad's ex-wife.

The AG's office will now assume full responsibility for the case and all decisions regarding the case shall be the responsibility of the AG, with the help of local prosecutors.

Investigators called Tammy's death in October suspicious and investigators exhumed her body in Freemont County. Detectives are still awaiting autopsy and toxicology reports.

Chad has not been arrested or charged with any crimes. He married Lori just weeks after Tammy’s death.

Lori is currently in custody for a separate case awaiting her next trial. Tylee Ryan, 17, and 7-year-old Joshua "JJ" Vallow have not been seen or heard from in nearly seven months.

Lori is facing five counts in the case of her missing children--two felony counts of desertion and nonsupport of dependent children, and one misdemeanor count of resisting and obstructing an officer, and solicitation of a crime and contempt.

She has maintained her innocence in regards to their disappearance.

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Report: Lori and Chad Daybell being investigated for murder, conspiracy by Idaho AG

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A Fremont County prosecutor wrote a letter to the AG's office in early April asking for assistance in the death of Tammy Daybell, Chad's ex-wife.

2 months ago

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Great news!

Missing local mother found safe.

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Missing
#idaho. Erin Elizabeth Jenkins, 30, of Malad, was last seen on April 4.
Her disappearance is particularly concerning considering that she's the mother of a 3-year-old boy. The child is safe at home with his father.

Jenkins is described as being 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighing 120 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes.

Authorities said that she could be in the Idaho Falls or Soda Springs areas and it's possible she's driving an orange Chevy Colorado pickup truck with Idaho license plate 1O12123.

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Authorities searching for missing local mother

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Authorities are asking for the public's help in locating a missing local woman.

2 months ago

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Great news!

Missing local mother found safe.

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Missing Erin Elizabeth Jenkins, 30, Malad, ID.
Last seen on April 4.

4/11/2020
Authorities are asking for the public's help in locating a missing local woman.

Erin Elizabeth Jenkins, 30, of Malad, was last seen on April 4.

Her disappearance is particularly concerning considering that she's the mother of a 3-year-old boy. The child is safe at home with his father.

Jenkins is described as being 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighing 120 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes.

Authorities said that she could be in the Idaho Falls or Soda Springs areas and it's possible she's driving an orange Chevy Colorado pickup truck with Idaho license plate 1O12123.

If you have any information on Jenkins' whereabouts please contact the Oneida County Sheriff's Office immediately at 208-766-2251.

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Authorities searching for missing local mother

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Authorities are asking for the public's help in locating a missing local woman.

2 months ago

Idaho Lostnmissing

Our condolences.

4/1/2020
IDAHO FALLS — A 70-year-old man who went missing from a residential facility a month ago was found dead Wednesday morning.

Maintenance workers discovered Arthur Pupedis underneath thick overgrown trees and landscaping at the corner of Curlew Drive and Chasewood Drive, according to Bonneville County Sheriff’s Sgt. Bryan Lovell.

Deputies were called and determined Pupedis had taken his own life after purposely crawling underneath the thick wooded area to conceal himself from being seen.

“This particular area had been searched at the time Mr. Pupedis was reported missing, however trees and shrubs were partially covered with snow and debris that has since melted and cleared away,” Lovell said in a news release.

Pupedis was last seen March 1 when he signed himself out of the residential facility and indicated he was possibly headed to Salt Lake City. He said he would be back on March 5 but never returned.

The Sheriff’s Office thanks everyone who assisted in searching for Pupedis.

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2 months ago

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Our condolences.

3/16/2020
The Ada County Coroner’s Office identified a body find in the Boise Foothills on Monday as that of a 68-year-old Boise man who went missing in December, according to a news release from the coroner’s office.

Teodomiro Carhuas’ cause and manner of death were not immediately available on Tuesday. He was last seen Dec. 19.

Police found Carhuas’ body in the Boise foothills Monday afternoon. Officers were sent to an area near North 36th Street after they received reports of a body found in the area, according to a news release from the Boise Police Department.

The body was found in a remote area roughly a half-mile north of the nearby Quail Hollow Golf Course.

Carhuas was was seen near 36th Street and Eyrie Way after leaving his home on the Bench. He was also seen on golf course surveillance video on Dec. 19. Carhuas’ had a traumatic brain injury that sometimes caused him to become confused, authorities said in December.

As of Monday, police say there were no apparent signs of foul play. Boise Police Department will continue to investigate.

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The coroner’s office will be responsible for releasing additional information regarding the identity of the man found.

2 months ago

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#StillMissing the children of Lori Vallow.

3/5/2020
REXBURG — The FBI released photos of missing 7-year-old Joshua Vallow and 17-year-old Tylee Ryan in Yellowstone National Park from September.

The Rexburg Police Department says the last time anyone saw Joshua and Tylee together was at the park Sept. 8, 2019, with their mother Lori Vallow Daybell and her brother Alex Cox, according to court documents. With the release of the photo, the FBI is assisting Rexburg Police in establishing a website for the public to submit photos and videos that may show them at the park.

The website is FBI.gov/Rexburg.

The group was traveling in a Ford-F150 with Arizona License plate CPQUINT, according to a news release.

Joshua was last seen at Kennedy Elementary School on Sept. 23, 2019, in Rexburg Idaho.

Daybell is expected to arrive in Rexburg on Thursday following extradition from Hawaii. She’s being held on $5 million bail. She is charged with two felony counts of desertion and nonsupport of children, misdemeanor resisting and/or obstructing an officer, solicitation and contempt.

Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of the children is asked to contact the Rexburg Police Department at (208) 359-3000, or the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) at (800) THE-LOST.

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REXBURG — The FBI released photos of missing 7-year-old Joshua Vallow and 17-year-old Tylee Ryan in Yellowstone National Park from September. The Rexburg Police Department says the last time anyone ...

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#StillMissing children of Lori Vallow.

2/27/2020
Doomsday-obsessed mom Lori Vallow surprised her latest court hearing this week as she waived extradition — allowing a speedy return to Idaho to face trial over her two children who have been missing for months.

Appearing in court in Hawaii Wednesday in an orange jumpsuit, the 46-year-old mom was only expected to fight to get her bail reduced from $5 million to a comparatively paltry $10,000.

After that bid failed, Vallow surprised the court by agreeing to an expedited return to face charges in Idaho rather than wait for an extradition hearing that had been set for next Monday.

The judge scheduled a status hearing for next Wednesday to make sure she has been picked up.

Kauai police arrested Vallow last week on an Idaho warrant after she failed to meet a deadline to hand over her kids, Joshua “JJ” Vallow, 7, and 17-year-old Tylee Ryan.

The children have not been seen since September and police in Rexburg, Idaho, have said they “strongly believe that Joshua and Tylee’s lives are in danger.”

Vallow, also known as Lori Daybell, has been charged with two felony counts of child abandonment.

Rexburg police questioned Vallow and her husband, Chad Daybell, about the missing children in late November — but when detectives returned the next day, they discovered the couple had left town.

Police also have said the couple has lied about the children’s whereabouts. Vallow is also accused of disobeying a court order that required her to bring her children to Idaho authorities last month.

Vallow reportedly believes she is a “god assigned to carry out the work of the 144,000 at Christ’s second coming in July 2020,” according to divorce documents her late husband Charles Vallow filed before his death.

Daybell has written several apocalyptic novels based loosely on the theology of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Both he and Vallow have been involved in Preparing a People, a group that promotes preparing for the biblical end times.

Kauai police did not arrest Daybell and he doesn’t face any charges.

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Doomsday-obsessed mom Lori Vallow surprised her latest court hearing this week as she waived extradition — allowing a speedy return to Idaho to face trial over her two children who have …

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#StillMissing the children of Lori Vallow.

Lori Vallow, the mother of missing Idaho children “JJ” Vallow, 7, and Tylee Ryan, 17, was arrested Thursday in Hawaii on multiple charges, police said, months after the boy and girl disappeared.

The charges included two felony counts of desertion and nonsupport of dependent children, the Kauai Police Department announced.

This is a developing story; check back for updates.

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#StillMissing the children of Lori Vallow, Rexburg, ID. September, 2019.

If you listen to podccasts, there is a new one regarding the September, 2019 disappearance of Lori Vallow's children from Rexburg, ID.

Listen here:
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164 | Breaking The Case: A Trail Of Bodies Best Case Worst Case podcast

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#Missing Scott Schillinger, 54, Post Falls, ID.

2/3/2020
POST FALLS, Idaho - The Post Falls Police Department is looking for the public's help in locating a missing 54-year-old man.

PFPD says they are looking for information on the whereabouts of 54-year-old Scott Schillinger.

PFPD added that anyone who has seen Schillinger or know where he may be should contact them at 208-773-3517 and reference missing person case 20pf03091.

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Post Falls Police searching for missing 54-year-old man

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POST FALLS, Idaho - The Post Falls Police Department is looking for the public's help in locating a missing 54-year-old man.PFPD says they are looking for information on the whereabouts

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3/27/2020
The body of a missing man was found March 22 on an area ranch and has been identified through fingerprinting at the Montana State Crime Lab, according to Beaverhead County Coroner Julie Briggs.

Harry Montgomery, 54, of Troy was reported missing by his family on Jan. 13.

His vehicle was located on northbound Interstate 15, near the south interchange. There were no signs of foul play and there is no health threat to the community. His cause of death is pending toxicology.

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StillMissing Harry L. Montgomery, (formerly from ID), vehicle found in MT. January 10.

1/30/2020
The family members and friends of a missing man with local ties have started a Facebook page dedicated to finding him.

The former Eastern Idaho resident, Harry L. Montgomery, who goes by Sonny, has been missing for nearly three weeks. Friends are spreading the word about his disappearance and updates on the search for him on the page “Find Sonny (Harry) Montgomery.”

Friends say Montgomery stopped in Downey on Jan. 10. He was in the process of moving to Troy, Montana, at that time.

But just a few days later, his vehicle was found abandoned on the side of Interstate 15 near Dillon, Montana.

Beaverhead County sheriff’s officials in Montana say there were two dogs found in the vehicle. Both animals were OK and were taken to a local animal shelter.

Friends say one of the dogs, a Pomeranian, was Montgomery’s emotional support animal, and he always kept the dog close.

Authorities in Beaverhead County conducted a search for Montgomery last week but say they didn’t find anything that could lead them to the missing man.

They’re asking anyone with information about Montgomery’s whereabouts to contact them at 406-683-3700. Locally, people can also contact Pocatello police at 208-234-6100.

Idaho State Police currently list Montgomery as an endangered missing person.

He is described as being a white male with brown hair and green eyes, standing 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing roughly 165 pounds. He has a scar on his back and neck and a tattoo on his right shoulder.

Friends say his eye color is closer to hazel and the tattoo on his shoulder is of a black rose.

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#StillMissing Abdullahi Sharif, 18, 5901 Douglas Ave., Des Moines, ID. Jan. 17.

1/29/2020
DES MOINES, Iowa —
The Des Moines Police Department announced Wednesday it isn't ruling out foul play in the case of Abdullahi Sharif, a missing Des Moines teen.

Sharif, 18, was last seen leaving Target at 5901 Douglas Ave. near Merle Hay Mall on Jan. 17.

"I've had people say to me: 'He's an adult. What if he just decided to leave?' Well, if he's an adult and decided to leave, that's OK, but there is nothing here to indicate that's what happened," said Sgt. Paul Parizek, with Des Moines police.

Sharif's family announced they, along with the community, have raised money for a $5,000 reward.

"If anyone had anything to do with this young man's disappearance, we want you to call," said Ako Abdul-Samad, a Des Moines youth advocate.

Police have called this case baffling. They've spent hundreds of hours on it and still can't locate video footage of Sharif after he left Target.

"We keep checking back to see if (Sharif's phone) powers on," Parizek said. "We keep checking back to see if we get a ping or a blip somewhere, and we are going to keep doing that until we get those answers."

Police also said there's been no online banking or social media activity from Sharif.

"Our lead investigator told me the other day, there has been a couple of nights where he has laid awake all night trying to figure out where could he have possibly gone," Parizek said.

Sharif's mother said she spent the last 12 days crying in her son's room.

"We are asking the community for help. We are asking the community to take on a position to not think they are snitching," Abdul-Samad said.

The family asked that anyone with information about Sharif's whereabouts share it with the Des Moines Police Department at 515-283-4811.

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