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This is just down the road from me-
Police, family and K-9 teams spent a fifth day searching for any sign of a missing Cobb County man.
The 25-year-old may be at Kennesaw National Battlefield Park. Thats where crews found his car.
Police found David Blakes car on March 9 parked near an over-flow lot off of Old Highway-41. The keys were still sitting in the cup holder.
Investigators first assumed he walked to the trail and may have been somewhere up on Kennesaw Mountain. But a search and rescue team with three dogs was back Tuesday morning in some of the most remote parts of the park.
And after five days: nothing.
Blakes mother Neill last saw him Wednesday night, where he was his normal, calm, easy-going self.
"He said 'love ya mom, see ya later' like we always do, Neill Blake said.
His mom, dad and older brother call it completely unexpected and said David would never just walk off.
"No one, roommates, coworkers, family had no inkling we would be standing here, said David Blakes dad, Bill Blake.
The avid hiker and outdoorsman is very familiar with the Kennesaw National Battlefield Park and the more than 16 miles of trails.
"He knows the area very well, Bill Blake said.
Cobb police said David Blakes hiking bag was still in his car.
"If he were doing that he would have taken some of that gear, and his apartment, all his camping gear is all still there, Neill Blake said.
And his family said David wasn't into any high-risk behaviors, or illegal activity.
"That's not David, Neill Blake said.
His family called him quiet and relatively boring.
"All they do is stay up till 3 a.m. playing their video games, watching movies, no indication anything was going on from that perspective, said Stuart Blake, David Blake's brother.
That's why the mystery deepens after each day and hour, while his mom has this plea:
"Please be on the lookout for him. My concern is he's hurt up there, on the mountain somewhere and we need to find him, Neill Blake said.
David Blake's phone was last used to send some text messages early Thursday. He never showed up to work that day, didn't call-in. Since then, there's been no activity on his phone or from his bank or credit cards.
http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/cob...d-inside-car-near-kennesaw-mountain/715408249
Police, family and K-9 teams spent a fifth day searching for any sign of a missing Cobb County man.
The 25-year-old may be at Kennesaw National Battlefield Park. Thats where crews found his car.
Police found David Blakes car on March 9 parked near an over-flow lot off of Old Highway-41. The keys were still sitting in the cup holder.
Investigators first assumed he walked to the trail and may have been somewhere up on Kennesaw Mountain. But a search and rescue team with three dogs was back Tuesday morning in some of the most remote parts of the park.
And after five days: nothing.
Blakes mother Neill last saw him Wednesday night, where he was his normal, calm, easy-going self.
"He said 'love ya mom, see ya later' like we always do, Neill Blake said.
His mom, dad and older brother call it completely unexpected and said David would never just walk off.
"No one, roommates, coworkers, family had no inkling we would be standing here, said David Blakes dad, Bill Blake.
The avid hiker and outdoorsman is very familiar with the Kennesaw National Battlefield Park and the more than 16 miles of trails.
"He knows the area very well, Bill Blake said.
Cobb police said David Blakes hiking bag was still in his car.
"If he were doing that he would have taken some of that gear, and his apartment, all his camping gear is all still there, Neill Blake said.
And his family said David wasn't into any high-risk behaviors, or illegal activity.
"That's not David, Neill Blake said.
His family called him quiet and relatively boring.
"All they do is stay up till 3 a.m. playing their video games, watching movies, no indication anything was going on from that perspective, said Stuart Blake, David Blake's brother.
That's why the mystery deepens after each day and hour, while his mom has this plea:
"Please be on the lookout for him. My concern is he's hurt up there, on the mountain somewhere and we need to find him, Neill Blake said.
David Blake's phone was last used to send some text messages early Thursday. He never showed up to work that day, didn't call-in. Since then, there's been no activity on his phone or from his bank or credit cards.
http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/cob...d-inside-car-near-kennesaw-mountain/715408249
