MT Park County Sheriff Search for Missing Livingston Man, Ben Hampson 46

[Knox]

Park County Sheriff's Office, Montana​

The Sheriff’s Office continues to search for Ben Hampson. I realize many of you have seen these posts over the last few days, but I would ask that you take a second to familiarize yourself with Ben’s photo and his pickup just in case you happen to see him. Please contact the Sheriff’s Office with any information at 406-222-2050.

 

[Knox]

MTN News spoke with Park County Sheriff Brad Bichler on Friday. He says his deputies and officers with several other agencies have been searching fishing accesses and other wilderness access points for Hampson. So far, there has been no sign of him.

The last ping on his phone was in the Belgrade area. Hampson's says he was driving a white Ford F-150 when he disappeared.

Park County Sheriff continues search for missing Livingston man

The search continues for 46-year-old Ben Hampson of Livingston. He's been missing since Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024.

www.kbzk.com

 

[Knox]

Ben's Facebook Page - Ben Hampson

 

[Knox]

Ben's truck is missing and still hasn't been found.

 

[truthfinder2019]

I think this is his linkedin

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-hampson-818482aa/

 

[Knox]

I think this is his linkedin

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-hampson-818482aa/

Thank you, so Ben is an electrician it looks like. From everything I’ve seen he is a solid individual, well respected and liked by all.

 

[truthfinder2019]

Indeed….His family must be worried sick :-(

ETA
Montana Rail Link, 704 E Gallatin St, Livingston, MT

If we assume he went to work and then disappeared after work hours, this may have been the location he departed from

 

[mlhenn]

Leads remain scarce in search for missing local family man

Tuesday, Sep. 10 marks one week since Livingston resident Benjamin Joseph Hampson, 46, vanished, leaving family members and authorities with few clues as to his whereabouts.

www.livingstonenterprise.com

“He was home at 3:05 p.m.,” said Brittney, who added cameras at their Livingston home recorded her husband entering and exiting the premises.

He wore a yellow Montana State University Bobcats T-shirt and black ball-cap at the time of his departure, per video footage.

Brittney said she was still at work when her husband came home.

“The only other thing we know is he stopped at a gas station in the Bozeman area at around 3:50 p.m.,” said Brittney Hampson, citing a banking withdraw statement of an undisclosed sum.

Hampson presumed her husband withdrew the cash to fuel his white Ford F-150 pickup with Montana Centennial plates reading CVS 489.

 

[Knox]

The story above is behind a paywall for me, so I only caught a snippet. His wife said Ben was going through a hard time?