AL AL - Willie Richardson, 71, Monroe County, 28 Nov 2020

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Monroe County Sheriff's Office asks for help finding missing man

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public's assistance in locating Willie Lee Richardson.

The 71-year-old Richardson may be living with a condition that may impair his judgement. Family last spoke to him on Nov. 28 at about 8:40 a.m.

Richardson was last known to be in Monroeville. He is a black man, with gray or partially gray hair, is 6 feet tall and weighs about 200 pounds.

If anyone has any information regarding the whereabouts of Willie Lee Richardson, contact the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office at 251-575-2635 or call 911.

 

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Statewide alert issued for missing south Alabama man

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has issued an emergency missing and endangered persons alert for a south Alabama man.

ALEA’s alert comes at the request of the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, which is search for Willie Lee Richardson.

Richardson was last known to be in Monroeville.

 

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WKRG | Family of missing Monroe County man desperate for answers as search continues

Family members continue their search for 71-year-old Willie Richardson in Monroe County.

“Just let us know that he’s OK. Or return him. Just drop him off,” said Mattie Wilson, Richardson’s sister.

“It’s very common to drive up Highway 42 and see him walking, it’s a very common thing,” said his sister, Betty Madison.

But, his daily walks are typically close to home. After days of searching the woods with no luck, their concern is growing.

 

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Family of missing Monroe County man concerned, continue search months after his disappearance | WKRG

June 28 2021
Willie Richardson’s family waits for answers 8 months after he went missing from his home in Monroe County, but right now the silence is tough to handle.

Last November family, friends, and Monroe County Sheriff’s Deputies searched areas near Richardson’s home in the Peterman community for weeks, but there were no signs of their loved one. Months later they have their suspicions.

“We fear that somebody has done something to him or that he has encountered a dangerous situation he had no control over,” said his sister, Mattie Wilson.

His siblings worry the investigation has gone cold. They say their 71-year-old brother never ventured far from where he lived and the unusual circumstances surrounding his sudden disappearance keep them guessing as to what happened.

MCSO still considers Richardson missing and asks anyone with information regarding his disappearance to call them.

 

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Family plans weekend search for missing Monroe County man

Family members say it’s not like Richardson to leave his home without telling anyone. Last year they said he is known to take walks around his property, but the area has been checked and there are no signs of Richardson.

 

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https://www.wkrg.com/alabama-news/new-reward-offered-for-information-about-monroe-county-mans-disappearance/

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