13 year old Joseph “Joey” Patrick Kormanik is missing and has not been seen since about 2:30 pm on Saturday, April 4, 2009 from his home in the 7800 block of Curlew Court in Colorado Springs, CO. Joseph Patrick Kormanik is considered mentally handicapped as he has been diagnosed with fetal alcohol affect and emerging bi-polar disorder and can become very disoriented when he is off of his medication.
Joseph Patrick Kormanik Description:
- Kormanik is a black male
- 5 feet 7 inches tall
- 120 pounds
- black hair
- brown eyes
- last seen wearing a Broncos Santa hat, a gray and red ski jacket, a gray striped shirt, jeans, black snowshoes and carrying a black backpack.
- Police say he suffers from medical conditions and may appear disoriented.
If anyone has any information, please call police at 444-7000.
Police looking for missing 13-year-old
“We have checked everywhere in the local area, restaurants and grocery stores and everywhere we think he might have been,” Joey’s mother Sara Kormanik said.
Kormanik is worried sick about her son Joseph. She said she has not seen him since he left Saturday afternoon and did not return home
Kormanik said it is scary to think he could have possibly been out in the weather all night.
“I know he was dressed warmly but I hope he would have sought shelter somewhere, but we just do not know, and it was so cold and windy and snowy and we are just very very worried,” Kormanik said.
April 5th, 2009 at 08:05pm
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18 year old University of St Thomas Freshman, Dan Zamlen, has been missing since
3:00 am on April 5, 2009. He was last heard from at 3am while talking to a friend on his cell phone when the line suddenly went dead. According to reports, it is believed Zamlen was near the Mississippi River near St. Clair Avenue in St. Paul at the time and had been drinking alcohol.
According to family members, Zamlen was on a phone call with a friend, and the last word heard were, “Oh my god, oh my god, I’m slipping.” At that point, the phone cut out and the friend called police.
Dan Zamlen Description:
- 6-foot tall
- weighing 175 pounds
- He was last seen wearing a blue jacket and jeans.
- Zamlen may be in need of medical attention as a Type 1 diabetic
Family and friend search for missing Dan Zamlen near area where he was last reported to be.
On Sunday afternoon, his parents, Dale and Sally Zamlen, and several friends from Eveleth and St. Thomas gathered near the spot where he was last heard from, a trail next to a grassy area next to a sharp, wooded slope.
Family and friends had combed the area with no results, and a Minnesota State Patrol made passes over the area. Just before 5 p.m., St. Paul Fire Department vehicles arrived at the scene, apparently to extend the search.
UPDATE I: Police search near Mississippi for missing St. Thomas student
UPDATE II: Search Continues for Missing Dan Zamlen
We all need to say a prayer that Dan Zamlen, his family and friends.
The search continues today for a University of St. Thomas freshman who has been missing since early Sunday, April 5.
More than 100 St. Thomas students, along with friends and members of Zamlen’s family, walked through the neighborhood yesterday afternoon and evening searching for him. Another large group of students, using flashlights, searched the St. Thomas campus Sunday night. Another thorough search of the campus is being conducted today.
St. Paul Police emphasized that students should not search the steep banks and bluffs along the river. The bluffs are especially slippery at this time of the year and the river is swollen because of spring runoff.
UPDATE III: Search for Missing Dan Zamlen Suspended by Police
After 3 days of searching for missing Dan Zamlen, police have suspended the day to day searches. However, friends of 19-year old Dan Zamlen aren’t giving up and have formed their own search teams.
After a three-day search turned up nothing, police said Tuesday they will suspend the active search for missing University of St. Thomas Dan Zamlen.
Police will continue to investigate Zamlen’s disappearance, but their day-to-day search won’t continue unless they get specific information about his possible whereabouts.
UPDATE IV: Search for missing St. Thomas student Dan Zamlen expands
Volunteers have knocked on more than 7,000 doors in the search for missing St. Paul college student Dan Zamlen, and as his disappearance nears the two-week mark, searchers plan to hit 3,000 more, a search organizer said Friday.
Chris Ismil, director of Iron Range Youth in Action, said the door-knocking effort would expand the search area to about a 3-mile radius from where Zamlen was last believed to have been.
UPDATE V: Body pulled from the Mississippi River as that of missing University of St. Thomas student Dan Zamlen
The case of missing Dan Zamlen has come to a sad conclusion. A body pulled from the Mississippi River has been identified as that of missing Dan Zamlen on April 5, 2009. Our condolences go out to his family and friends.
To discuss the case, provide your opinions and get updates go to Scared Monkeys.net Missing Persons Forum: Dan Zamlen.
April 5th, 2009 at 06:46pm
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The Schade family, Matt, Rowena, Devon, 11, and Sean, 8 are missing and have not been seen since March 20, 2009. The family left their home in Creighton, Nebraska in a black Ford Taurus, license plate number 12-G997, under what the sheriff says is allegations of possible family violence.
“We had had a report of family violence, and that is why we started the investigation. At the time the Deputy returned on the 20th, we had no grounds at that time to continue the investigation,” Janecek said.
Two days later, when the family couldn’t be located, the Knox County Sheriff started an investigation into their disappearance.
“We would just like to find out that they are all right and the family is tremendously worried,” said Janecek.
Investigators Search For Missing Neb. Family; Investigators Say Violence May Be Factor
“We had had a report of family violence, and that is why we started the investigation,” said Knox County Sheriff Jim Janecek.
Deputies said they had no grounds to continue the investigation when they contacted the family on March 20. Two days later, the family was gone, prompting the start of the disappearance investigation, according to KTIV.
“We would just like to find out that they are all right and the family is tremendously worried,” Janecek said.
UPDATE I: Law Enforcement Scour South Dakota Black Hills for Wanted Man and Family After Disappearance
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April 5th, 2009 at 06:19pm
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