Missing 15-year-old last seen near us-33 in West Virginia, Lewis County WV
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Missing PersonA 15-year-old male was reported missing after leaving his bedroom through a window near US-33 in Lewis County, West Virginia, around 8 p.m. He was last seen wearing a black sweater. The youth has a history of leaving and has made two subtle threats. He does not have a cell phone, and there are no known nearby family or friends he could have gone to. Authorities have located a grandmother connected to the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Lewis County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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04:46
Transcript:
00:00
I'm 25, I think that's a 15-year-old son.
00:04
I hung on in time earlier.
00:06
He lost him to lock the call for around 20-100 hours.
00:12
And as he got out the bedroom window, he has been looking for him, and he off the side.
00:17
The only description he can give is probably running a black sweater.
00:31
Simple.
00:39
One-tose, one-five-four.
00:45
Go ahead.
00:48
We think about a drag, you think I've got help.
00:52
Let's get your dumps it ever, please.
00:58
Hey, Mike Turingown, you're up the Wildnut Road.
01:05
I can just control this way and come up they assume to see if I can locate.
01:12
I can see if I can locate.
01:41
PANAS, he's a moving this is not the first time.
01:44
The subject is on general probation.
01:52
I think that's all right on the evening 2ndo system here.
01:58
I was waiting to some of the reports I did find a Ramon-GroZilded out 6B, 73, 33, 33, west and cannon.
02:11
10-4[1]-1-154-0-158, you might have that direction when you get down long a rib.
02:20
Yeah, general.
02:28
One-five before dispatch, you're breaking it out when you're doing that missile signs up.
02:34
How long avoid the last contact with this, you know?
02:41
Last contact is going to be approximately 20:00 hours.
02:45
He's advising that this happens quite frequently and if they give him time to just walk around and cool off, that he normally does however he went to his bedroom and shut out the bedroom window control of exactly how long he's been long as it was the last contact they had.
03:06
Dan Ward is he a cell phone.
03:09
Negative.
03:10
He advised also that the child had made from two subtle threats.
03:21
And one.
03:27
Down.
03:31
6-0-7-3, your climate US 33 West.
03:42
Goodbye, this grandmother has a tighter-off.
03:50
We advised I inquired with the subject on the national call if there was any family or friends in the area that he possibly could have went to.
03:59
He advised me that there was nobody there that would not have already called him as he showed up at the residence.
04:09
We just happened to find the grandmother by searching back through other incidents and breaks.
04:20
Go ahead.
04:23
He said about it to the last time that this happened at the subject that walked, he climbed, Summerville's War, but that was in daylight as he is afraid of the door.
04:32
We also were on the line with what we thought was going to be the grandmother's number, however it turned out to be the father, and he said nothing that the grandmother does go over live at US 33 West that question.
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US-33, West Virginia
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