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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The last time Jordan Stamnes talked with her older brother, in February, she told him she was proud of him.
Joshua Kronbach, 40, who legally changed his name to Tony Mac Kronos, recently bought land in Hawaii and Stamnes says her brother was in a good place.
“Tony’s great. He lights up a room. He is funny. He’s intense,” Stamnes said.
The Eagle River man who was last seen March 6 is now considered a missing person, according to the Anchorage Police Department.
″Things were good. He had just bought land in Hawaii, and so I was kind of telling him, ‘I’m proud of you, I love you, this is awesome to see you living your life,‘” Stamnes said about their last conversation. “And he was good. And he was going to work, and just life, just catching up with his sibling.”
Asked for information about the events surrounding his disappearance, the police department responded that it is “an active investigation.”

‘I hope he’s not in danger’: Eagle River man missing for weeks
An Eagle River man who was last seen March 6 is now considered a missing person.