MT MT - John Borninkhof, 54, has difficulty walking & other health issues, Laurel, 12 Jul 2023

[GuyfromCanada]

LAUREL, Mont. — The Laurel Police Department is searching for a missing 54-year-old man.

John Richard Borninkhof is a 6-foot-3 man weighing 290 pounds with gray hair and blue eyes. He is known to have a two-inch scar on top of his head and may have difficulty walking due to a healed right foot fracture with a screw.

Borninkhof was last seen leaving a home in Laurel Wednesday evening.

He drove a 1988 brown Chevy Suburban with Montana plate 3-86006C.

Officials are concerned for Borninkhof's wellbeing as he has heart disease, COPD, high blood pressure and is without his medication.

He is a frequent camper around Beartooth Pass.

If you have any information regarding John Borninkhof, call the Laurel Police Department 406-628-8737 or 9 11.

Laurel Police search for missing man

The Laurel Police Department released the following information:A Missing Endangered Person Advisory has been issued on behalf of Laurel Police Department for

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[Unsolved]

Waiting for MSM verification of vehicle being found.

John's FB (old - one picture 2016), pointing at "TB" in Friends (daughter)

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[GuyfromCanada]

JUL 18

The vehicle belonging to a missing man has been located in the Newton Lakes area Saturday, July 15, the Park County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post.

PCSO said in the Facebook post the vehicle was parked in the Newton Lakes area for three days and appeared to have keys and valuable items in it.

Vehicle belonging to missing man located in Newton Lakes area

UPDATE: Tuesday, July 18 at 1:33 p.m.

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[CABorninkhof]

It's been over a week now,, with no new leads for anything. I am looking for any ideas to keep this "investigation " moving.