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SAR is coming back out to my mothers house tomorrow with cadaver dogs. Thank you everyone goes continuing to help.
this has been done multiple times. Thank youRSBM @Trackergd the National Weather Service shows no major precipitation activity for the area
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I’m just catching up on this so I haven’t read far.. if his mother was asleep, who saw him go into the woods? Mostly thinking out loud - I’ll probably see clarification in upcoming posts/articles.MSM Post
Douglas County crews look for man missing since Sunday
GLENDALE, Ore. -- Search and rescue crews in Douglas County are looking for a man last seen on Sunday.
Trevor Watson, 36, was last seen at his mother’s home on Fir Point Lane in Glendale on Sunday. When she woke from a nap at about 3 p.m., he was gone.
Relatives say he has never gone missing before and his phone and wallet were found separately at the house.
Watson is 5 foot 8 inches tall, weighs 135 pounds and has light brown hair and light brown eyes.
If you have information call the Douglas County Sheriff's Office at 541-440-4450.
Hi @Limecat, thank you for your kind post and sharing about your sister.My sister tried to self-detox many years ago and she called a local party store to tell the, she did NOT order the robots and giant spiders on her lawn and she was not going to pay for them. So I think some DT symptoms could be more “realistic” hallucinations?
I’m praying for Trevor and his family that he is found swiftly and safely.
Your early insight seems to have been quite accurate. It's a real shame for something like this to happen to someone trying to do the right thing and get sober.Suggestions from a SAR perspective to friends and family. Check carefully along Windy Creek, Deeds Creek and any other nearby creek or waterway with running water. Despondent individuals find the sound of running water to be calming. Dense woods can be tricky and easy to miss a down subject. It is better to let SAR do a grid search of those areas. You generally need to get a "responsible authority" from your municipality to request SAR teams to respond. That is due for the most part for the need to get Incident Command resources in place to support a number of searchers. Water, shelter, portable toilets, etc. It can be a financial strain on municipal finances. I would suggest initial SAR team self supported "hasty searches" in high probability areas and a SAR bloodhound imprinted with a scent from the subjects clothing NOT handled by anyone (even family members) other than the dog handler. DO NOT touch or launder his clothing last worn in case they are needed for scent articles. Without touching them, ensure you know where his other footwear is in case Trackers need to see the wear patterns, etc.