Found Deceased NM - William Iovenko, 47, Santa Fe, 28 April 2017

[JerseyGirl]

William Binghan Iovenko’s motor vehicle was discovered abandoned near Guffey, Colo. on Colorado Highway 9, April 29. He went missing from Santa Fe, N.M. April 28.

He is a 47 year old male, height is 5’ 10” and he weights about 200 pounds. He has a stocky build, with blue/gray eyes and graying black curly hair. He is Caucasian.

Iovenko was last seen wearing tan leather work boots. He typically wears cargo or other baggy pants, T-shirts, down jackets, white sneakers and sometimes carries belongings in a day pack.

http://www.theflume.com/free_content/article_e680d534-375a-11e7-b2d7-83c8eed9cf77.html

His family is putting up $50,000 to find a man they love and miss immensely. It's been more than seven months since Will Iovenko vanished in Park County but that's not slowing down his family's search.

https://www.9news.com/news/local/up...man-who-went-missing-in-park-county/498456840

 

[Gardener1850]

PARK COUNTY, Colo. — Authorities discovered human remains while searching for a missing man in Park County last week, the county’s coroner announced Wednesday.

The skeletal remains were found near Guffey on Sept. 5 while forensic canines were searching for William Iovenko, who went missing in April 2017.

Remains found in Park County during search for missing man

 

[Gardener1850]

Park County Sheriff’s Deputies and the Park County Coroner’s Office conducted the field search in the area where Iovenko’s car was found. The coroner’s office says it is now waiting for dental records to positively identify the human remains.

An anthropological exam of the remains will also be conducted. Once all exams are complete, the manner of death will be determined.

Human skeletal remains found in Park County

 

[Darling136]

Remains found in Colorado area where man went missing

 

[cybervampira]

William Bingham Iovenko, son of Sallie Bingham, found dead in Colorado

The remains of William Bingham Iovenko, the grandson of former editor and publisher Barry Bingham Sr., were discovered Sept. 5 in the Colorado mountains about 130 miles south of Denver, according to the Park County coroner.

His mother, writer Sallie Bingham, wrote in an obituary that Iovenko had walked off into the mountains 16 months ago “searching for peace” and froze to death there. He was 47.

Iovenko’s cousin, novelist Robert Worth Bingham IV, known as Rob, who had struggled with addiction, died in 1999 at his loft in New York’s Tribeca neighborhood of a heroin overdose. He was 33.

Iovenko’s father, Michael Iovenko, a Wall Street lawyer and former president of the Legal Aid Society in New York, died while playing tennis in Manhattan in 2001. He was 71.

Two of Iovenko’s uncles died in accidents before he was born.