MN MN - Robert Shaw, 79, Henning, 22 June 2024

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BCA asks for help finding missing 79-year-old man

He is missing from the rural Henning area in Otter Tail County (County Highway 134/ State Highway 29).

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According to the BCA, 79-year-old Robert Shaw has been missing since early Saturday morning.

Shaw is Caucasian man standing at approximately 5'10" and weighs 160 pounds, according to the report.

He is missing from the rural Henning area in Otter Tail County (County Highway 134/ State Highway 29).

 

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UPDATE: Search planned Monday for elderly man missing from Henning, MN

The 79-year-old went missing from the rural Henning area.

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The Otter Tail County Sheriff’s Office is looking for volunteers to now help in the search. Those available to assist must be able to search on foot through heavily wooded, marshy terrain. Officials say appropriate clothing would include water proof boots, a charged cell phone and bug repellent.

Officials are meeting at 8:00 a.m. on Monday June 24. They say the meeting location will be announced later Sunday evening.

 

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Ground Search Suspended for Robert Shaw, Sheriff To Pursue Other Investigative Measures - KVRR Local News

OTTER TAIL CO., Minn. (KVRR) — Otter Tail County Sheriff’s Office has suspended ground search operations for 79-year-old Robert Shaw, who has dementia. They say they will continue to pursue other investigative measures and are not requesting any more volunteers. Massive searches have been done...

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Otter Tail County Sheriff’s Office has suspended ground search operations for 79-year-old Robert Shaw, who has dementia.

They say they will continue to pursue other investigative measures and are not requesting any more volunteers.

 

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Search Effort Shifts for Vulnerable Missing Minnesota Man

Authorities have deployed multiple air, ground and water resources to find the man since he went missing over the weekend.

krocnews.com

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension issued a statewide missing person alert for 79-year-old Robert Shaw.

Law enforcement had asked residents of the Henning area to check their deer stands, outbuildings and other areas of their property for signs of the missing man.

Authorities Announce New Direction for Search of Missing Minnesota Man​

On Monday evening, the Otter Tail County Sheriff’s Office announced a decision to suspend the ground search.

The announcement says authorities plan to “continue to pursue other investigative measures,” in the search effort.

 

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https://kfgo.com/2024/06/25/otter-tail-county-sheriffs-office-suspends-ground-search-for-missing-rural-henning-man/

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Searches over the past three days have included numerous aircraft, K9s, and hundreds of volunteers, firefighters, and several search and rescue teams.

 

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https://fergusnow.com/2024/06/28/sheriff-updates-status-of-search-for-missing-henning-man/

June 28
There have been multiple searches which have included State Patrol Aircraft(s), National Guard Civil Air Patrol, US Customs and Border Patrol aircraft, Multiple K9’s, Drones, Airboat, Sherp All-Terrain Vehicle, Horses, UTV’s and 300-400 local volunteer community members and Firemen as well as 2 Search and Rescue teams which also included artificial intelligence technology.

On Wednesday, June 26th, Central Lakes Search and Rescue K9 searched the area.

On Friday, June 28th, multiple Search & Rescue K9 teams deployed in the area surrounding the home property as well as an expanded search area.

 

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https://lakesarearadio.net/2024/07/01/search-for-missing-man-continues-in-otter-tail-county/

The Otter Tail County Sheriff’s Office continues its extensive search for 79-year-old Robert “Bob” Shaw, who went missing from his rural Henning home early Saturday morning on June 22nd.

Efforts to locate Shaw have been substantial, involving a wide range of resources:

– State Patrol and National Guard aircraft

– Civil Air Patrol and U.S. Customs and Border Patrol aircraft

– Multiple K9 units, drones, airboats, and all-terrain vehicles

– Hundreds of local volunteers, firefighters, and specialized search and rescue teams equipped with artificial intelligence technology