MI MI - Kyle Mosher, 27, Kalkaska County, 20 July 2013

[ontheclock]

Bumping for Kyle.

 

[los2188]

 

[Ozoner]

The original post said he was last seen in near 7 Mile Road in Misaukee County, and the truck was found in Kalkaska County, so I assume he went missing close to the county line. That general area is heavily wooded. It would be fairly easily to fall & hit your head in the dark & never be found. There are a couple of ponds & streams nearby, but I assume those would have been searched right away.

Of course, if he drove his truck onto a farmer's field, well...some people don't take kindly to that.

 

[Georgiebean]

http://m.houghtonlakeresorter.com/n...ng_sought_on_felony_charge_.html#.V3_clfT3aJI


if they were breaking into homes that might explain how the separated. Maybe looking for food?

 

[pineappleexpress]

Bumping with flyer

 

[MagnoliaMountain]

I remember his case very well. Too bad there are still no answers.

 

[MagnoliaMountain]

4 years later and still missing.

 

[Midge Montana]

Bumping.

 

[Ozoner]

Bumping.

I had forgotten about this case. I really don't know what to think. It's possible that he's voluntarily missing, but it's also possible that he died out in the woods. If he was breaking into houses, even if it was out of desperation, someone might have shot him and not reported the death.

Some things in the Houghton Lake Resorter article (posted above by Georgiebean) don't add up. A friend supposedly drove Mosher from Houghton Lake back to the vehicle on July 26. If the vehicle was stuck, why would Mosher want a ride back to it without some means of getting it unstuck (like a towtruck)? Why wouldn't Mosher have contacted anyone if he had made it back to Houghton Lake? I don't know whether I believe that friend's story, and I don't know whether I believe Bryan Jock's story.

 

[Leeharveyteabag]

I heard a local story about this. I live out of state and if I have heard the story I’m sure the cops have. Just wondering why no arrests have been made

 

[Leeharveyteabag]

I had forgotten about this case. I really don't know what to think. It's possible that he's voluntarily missing, but it's also possible that he died out in the woods. If he was breaking into houses, even if it was out of desperation, someone might have shot him and not reported the death.

Some things in the Houghton Lake Resorter article (posted above by Georgiebean) don't add up. A friend supposedly drove Mosher from Houghton Lake back to the vehicle on July 26. If the vehicle was stuck, why would Mosher want a ride back to it without some means of getting it unstuck (like a towtruck)? Why wouldn't Mosher have contacted anyone if he had made it back to Houghton Lake? I don't know whether I believe that friend's story, and I don't know whether I believe Bryan Jock's story.

 

[Leeharveyteabag]

I heard it’s common knowledge that jock did it.

 

[BrownBear]

Updated NamUs link

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

 

[Caring1]