New article but nothing new imho-
Parents of missing Royalton man call for on community for help
A Royalton man remains missing more than a month after he was last seen. Deaunna Mckinne continues to search for answers in the disappearance of her son, Austin Colson, and it comes as new developments have been made in the case.
"It is like he vanished in thin air. No signs of what happened. Just really scary because you don't know," said Deaunna Mckinne. She spends most of her days waiting by the phone. Her son, 20-year-old Austin Colson, disappeared January 11th and has not been seen since. she fears the worst. "For a few weeks now I have been feeling that way -- that is he no longer with us."
Police say Colson planned to sell scrap metal on the morning he went missing. A few days later, a trailer which he borrowed from his dad was found filled with metal on a back road in Sharon.
"It is really hard. I have a lot of days where I am upset and I just sit there and cry. It is really hard to process something like this. Especially when you don't know what happened," Mckinne said.
But now there is a new twist. Police announced a suspect in Colson's disappearance. Richard Whitcomb of White River Junction is currently being held on an unrelated gun possession charge. Whitcomb allegedly told police that he used a gun as collateral during a drug deal with Colson. And according to family, he was the person Colson was meeting with the scrap metal.
Mckinne has known Whitcomb for years. "I'm shocked. I didn't think he would do something like that if he is the one. He should man up to it. If they have got evidence now, there is no use in hiding," she said. She also says other people likely know more than they are saying. "I'm sure that there is some people out there that do know what happened to my son that day that are keeping quiet."
Mckinne says any new information could help crack the case, even if it's an anonymous tip.
Austin's father said tol WCAX he is pleading with every homeowner in the Upper Valley to check their yards to make sure there is no sign of his son.
http://www.wcax.com/content/news/Parents-of-missing-Royalton-man-call-for-help-474509293.html
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