Police Say Lacking Marion Man Was Concerned In An Accident

UPDATE 1/24

Police have launched extra info within the case of a lacking Marion man. Theodore ‘Ted’ Wolf has been lacking since January sixteenth and officers have requested the general public to focus their search on the Freeway 13 and Freeway 30 space as Wolf by no means made it to a scheduled appointment in Lisbon. However now police say he was seen later that day in Johnson County.

KCRG reports that Marion police say that Wolf was concerned in an accident the day he disappeared. Police say the crash occurred at round 4 p.m. on Freeway 965 and Amana Street in Johnson County. KCRG says that Wolf exchanged info with the opposite driver however that police weren’t referred to as to the scene. Wolf was final seen driving west on County Street 120 from Freeway 965 in direction of Swisher.

Police say Wolf is driving a purple Ford Edge with the license plate EL779. Anybody who sees Wolf or his automobile is urged to contact the Marion police division at 319-377-1511.

UPDATE 1/23

Police are nonetheless looking for a lacking Marion man. KCRG reports that 83-year-old Theodore ‘Ted’ Wolf was final seen on Monday, January sixteenth at 12:30 p.m. On the time, he was driving his purple Ford Edge with the license plate EL779. He’s 5 foot 9 inches, weighs 224 kilos, and has brown eyes and grey hair.

Officers say that his age and his medical situation are added considerations. KCRG stories that when Wolf left his dwelling he didn’t take his cellphone with him. He headed in direction of Lisbon by way of Freeway 13 and Freeway 30 for a scheduled appointment. He by no means confirmed as much as that appointment. Officers say that there have been no monetary transactions on his accounts since his disappearance. KCRG stories that an airplane tried to find his automobile, however discovered nothing. That is the final identified photograph of Wolf courtesy of the Iowa DOT.

KCRG stories that the photograph was taken by a DOT digital camera on January sixteenth at 2:14 p.m. It seems Wolf is within the southbound flip lane on Freeway 13 and about to east on Mt. Vernon Street. Officers are asking that when you have any outbuildings or seldom used property to examine and see if the automobile is parked there.

Anybody with info on the case is urged to name the Marion police at 319-377-1511.

ORIGINAL STORY:

An 83-year-old Marion man continues to be lacking and police are as soon as once more asking for the general public’s assist.

KCRG reports that Marion police say that they proceed their seek for 83-year-old Ted Wolfe. Officers say that Wolfe was final seen driving on Monday at 12:30 p.m. Police describe him as 5 ft 9 inches tall, weighing 224 kilos, with brown eyes and gray hair. KCRG stories that police say that he was driving his purple Ford Edge with the license plate EL779.

New info was shared yesterday as police introduced that relations say that Wolfe would have been driving close to the Freeway 13 and Freeway 30 space. He was headed to the Lisbon space at round 2 p.m. on Monday.

Anybody that sees Wolfe or the automobile he was driving is urged to contact the Marion Police Division at 319-377-1511. 

Sadly, Wolfe is not the one individual lacking within the state. Removed from it, in actual fact. One take a look at the Iowa Missing Persons website and also you get a pit in your abdomen. So many Iowans are nonetheless unaccounted for. There are instances as current as Wolfe’s, and a few that date again all the best way to 1979. Males, girls, and kids whose whereabouts are nonetheless unknown to at the present time. It’s why Operation Quickfinds are so essential and ought to be taken severely. Let’s hope that we will deliver a few of these faces dwelling quickly.

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