cluciano63
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This is scary...sounds like son may have harmed his father, IMO.
Just a thought, and I mean no disrespect. The fact that the wallet/keys were found hidden under a doll in the bedroom, makes me wonder if he may have had a "visitor" or escort spend time in the bedroom with him. You may hide your personal belongings if you are allowing someone unfamiliar into your home. His wife was out of town, $600 was withdrawn...just something to consider. It could have been a setup where this person came in and had an accomplice to rob him and went way bad?
post 20, linked to
https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/show/21356
"Robert was last seen at a gas station filling up his VW Gulf and purchasing a map of the Eastern half on the United States. Robert returned home."
The map purchase is interesting. Would like to hear if this was recovered.
Bit by bit, piece by piece, police and a group of volunteers are separately seeking to assemble a jigsaw puzzle of sorts that would point the way to the missing Robert “Hoagy” Hoagland, 50, of Glen Road, Sandy Hook, a man who went missing from his home in late July and has not been heard from since.
On Sunday, September 1, police, working with Newtown Underwater Search And Rescue (NUSAR) and the Lake Zoar Authority Marine Patrol, searched a section of Lake Zoar upriver of the Rochambeau Bridge in seeking any evidence of Mr Hoagland.
That Lake Zoar search turned up no clues in terms of Mr Hoagland’s whereabouts, Police Chief Michael Kehoe said September 3. The searchers worked a section of the lake between Rochambeau Bridge the Shady Rest section of Sandy Hook.
The case may amount to an abduction or may be a homicide in which there is no evidence, he said. What happened to Mr Hoagland is unclear, he said.
“We’re looking at all aspects of his disappearance,” the police chief said.
“It’s a very difficult investigation,” he added.
Town police called in state police to search for Mr Hoagland with the help of dogs, he said. The dog searches were extensive, Chief Kehoe said.
“We have no leads,” he said.
The case has been time-consuming and labor-intensive, he said. Such cases prove very challenging for law enforcement agencies, he said, adding that police will continue to put much effort into the probe.
WARWICK, R.I. -Police in Connecticut are asking for help from people in the Warwick and West Warwick area after someone thought they saw a man missing for more than a month along Route 117 near I-95.
WARWICK, R.I. -Police in Connecticut are asking for help from people in the Warwick and West Warwick area after someone thought they saw a man missing for more than a month along Route 117 near I-95.