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Frank Morgan Stevenson, 71
Hoover, Alabama
Last Seen April 14,
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UPDATE: APRIL 21, 2020
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Hoover police said on Tuesday April 21st Stevenson's car was located on a logging road County Road 10 in Perry County Alabama, near Marion. An individual riding a 4-wheeler on hunting land saw the vehicle and notified authorities. The authorities began searching the area with several other agencies.
Hoover Police Department are asking for the public’s help in finding a 71-year-old man missing from Hoover.
Frank Morgan Stevenson was last seen on Tuesday, April 14th when he left his residence on Gulf Drive in Bluff Park to drive to a credit union in Riverchase. He did not make it to his destination and has not been seen since.
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Mr.Stevenson suffers from dementia and other health problems and may be disoriented. His daily medications were also left at his residence.
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Due to the length of time since his disappearance, we have grave concerns about his health and well-being.
He did not have his cell phone in his possession and only had a small amount of cash. We believe he was carrying a wallet with identification, but had no credit card's.
Stevenson could be in his Gold 2008 Toyota Camry, Alabama license plate 6211AW9. (VEHICLE HAS BEEN LOCATED)
He was last known to be wearing khaki pants and a Gray long-sleeved pullover. He is white male, 5-feet, 9-inches tall and weighs 162 pounds.
Anyone has any information regarding his whereabouts is asked to call the Hoover Police Department at 205-822-5300 or call 911.

Hoover Police Department
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2960857233972010&id=132444683479960
 
Assuming lost his dog meaning passed away, if that's not please correct me. And Frank did not take phone or credit cards. Perhaps the credit union was a ruse to get out of the house and he simply did not want to be found.... Just a passing thought.
Once is the lives of some there is the very special canine friend that changes your life. Some people don't get over the loss of this kind.
Prayers for Frank and family and friends to find comfort and peace. MOO
 
mlhenn said:
Still no sign of missing Hoover senior whose car was found abandoned on remote logging road near Marion


The HPD announced on Tuesday, April 21, 2020, that Frank Morgan Stevenson’s gold 2008 Toyota Camry was located on a logging road near Marion by an individual riding an ATV.
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Hoover police immediately launched a search in the area and were joined by the Perry County Sheriff’s Office, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, and state prison tracking dogs out of Bibb County. ALEA’s helicopter was deployed during the search, which continue throughout Tuesday.

As of Tuesday afternoon, police said, there is still no sign of Stevenson. Foul play is not suspected, though it has not been ruled out. “The search area terrain is difficult, wet and encompasses thousands of acres,’’ police said in a Facebook post. “We ask everyone to please keep the searchers and especially Mr. Stevenson’s family and friends in their thoughts and prayers.”
 
The change of seasons and leaves falling may help the searchers find him. If we knew a more exact location, we could see if there were bodies of water. Maybe they can put up some drones to look in the wetter areas.
 
YaYa_521 said:
Hoover PD: Several hundred acres have now been covered with no signs of Mr. Stevenson
Updated: 9:29 AM CST Nov 18, 2020 HOOVER, Ala. — As of Wednesday, November 18, 2020 there is still no sign of 71-year-old Frank Morgan Stevenson. Mr. Stevenson has not been seen since leaving his home on Golf Drive on April 14. Please continue to share this missing person alert on Facebook!
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It is wonderful that they are still searching. Maybe the winter will be mild this year in Alabama so more searches can take place.
 
https://www.hooverpd.com/tyfoon/dnld/pa7bf7cd41174c432c9c/Stevenson update 3.pdf

Update April 25, 2020
Today we conducted our most extensive and exhaustive search so far for Mr. Frank Stevenson. Beginning at day-break this morning, 80 searchers methodically covered an expanded search area, again, without success. The terrain and conditions continue to be a major challenge. Several hundred acres have now been covered with no signs of Mr. Stevenson. Our efforts were led again by game wardens with the Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division. Also assisting today were agents with the State Bureau of Investigation, Alabama Forestry Commission, Alabama Department of Corrections officers, Perry County Sheriff's Department, Hoover Fire Department and Hoover Public Works.

https://www.hooverpd.com/tyfoon/dnld/pc483ac53116d1bb041e/Stevenson update 2.pdf

Update April 22, 2020
The ongoing search search for Mr. Stevenson has concluded for the day, without success. 45 searchers from multiple departments participated today, along with employees from City of Hoover Public Works and Park and Recreation Departments. These men and women are giving their best effort in very unfavorable conditions. Searchers are having to deal with standing water, mud, briars, underbrush, snakes, insects and uneven terrain. Anticipated severe weather and more rain will likely hamper our efforts tomorrow. The search will resume as soon as conditions allow. We remain committed to finding Mr. Stevenson.

https://www.hooverpd.com/tyfoon/dnld/p9f06c5fe11389ddbbc8/Stevenson update 1.pdf

Update April 21, 2020
Late yesterday afternoon Mr. Stevenson's car was located on a logging road in Perry County Alabama, near Marion. An individual riding a 4-wheeler on hunting land saw the vehicle and notified authorities. Numerous officers with the Hoover Police Department began searching the area for Mr. Stevenson yesterday, and they have continued that search today. Several agencies are assisting, including the Perry County Sheriff's Office, ALEA, Bibb County prison officers and others. The ALEA air unit has assisted, along with drone operators from HPD. Tracking dogs from Bibb prison and other agencies have also assisted. So far there have been no signs of Mr. Stevenson, but the search will continue. Although it cannot be ruled out, there are no obvious signs of foul play thus far. The search area terrain is difficult, wet, and encompasses thousands of acres. We ask everyone to please keep the searchers and especially Mr. Stevenson's family and friends in their thoughts and prayers.

https://www.hooverpd.com/tyfoon/dnld/p5f1f205f108bfea2153/Stevenson missing.pdf

April 16
The Hoover Police Department continues to ask for the public’s assistance in locating Mr. Frank Morgan Stevenson. He was last seen on Tuesday, April 14th when he left his residence on Golf Drive in Bluff Park to drive to a credit union in Riverchase. He did not make it to his destination and has not been seen since. He was driving a gold, 2008 Toyota Camry, Alabama tag number 6211AW9.
Mr. Stevenson suffers from dementia and other health problems and may have become disoriented. He did not have his cell phone in his possession and only had a small amount of cash. We believe he was carrying a wallet with identification, but had no credit cards. His daily medications were also left at his residence.
Due to the length of time since his disappearance, we have grave concerns about his health and well- being. We are asking for assistance from citizens and neighboring law enforcement agencies in locating Mr. Stevenson or his vehicle. If located, please call 911 or the Hoover Police Department at 205-822-5300.
 
This case breaks my heart.
I’m unable to find any update; I pray there are answers soon for the sake of closure.
 
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