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Missing KCK man's body is found in Missouri River, according to police
Missing KCK man's body is found in Missouri River, according to police

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time19-04-2025

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Missing KCK man's body is found in Missouri River, according to police

The body of a Kansas City, Kansas, man who had been missing for almost a month was found in the Missouri River on Thursday. Kansas City, Missouri Police and Fire Departments were called to 7808 East Levee Road for a reported body in the Missouri River. On Friday, the body was positively identified as Brandon Anfinson, according to Nancy Chartrand, spokesperson for the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department. Anfinson, 39, went missing from his home in the 1300 block of S. 35th Street in Kansas City, Kansas, on March 21, police said. Anfinson's death is now being investigated by Kansas City, Kansas police's major case unit. Anfinson owned his own business, A1 Construction, was a father of three children, and had been married for 20 years, according to a family member who previously spoke with The Star. A GoFundMe for the family had raised almost $3,000 as of Friday evening. 'This is not the update we ever wanted or expected to write. Our hearts are broken, and the pain of this loss is unimaginable,' a statement from the GoFundMe reads. 'Brandon was [a] deeply loved son, a husband, a friend and his presence brought light into the lives of so many. We are beyond grateful to everyone who has supported this fundraiser. Your kindness, prayers, and donations have helped us more than you know during this incredibly difficult time.' The Star's Noelle Alviz-Gransee contributed to this reporting.

Man and woman wanted in connection with shot fired
Man and woman wanted in connection with shot fired

Yahoo

time12-04-2025

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Man and woman wanted in connection with shot fired

TAYLOR, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Police are looking for a man and a woman in connection with a shot fired at a local Walmart Friday night. According to Taylor Police Chief Brian Holland, officers responded to the Walmart on North Main Street just before 11:00 p.m. for a report of a shot fired. Through initial investigation Holland says that officers determined that an altercation took place in the Walmart parking lot prior to the shot being fired. No injuries were reported, according to Holland. Police say they are looking for the two individuals below that fled in a red Chevy Cruze. Man allegedly stabbed, robbed after grocery shopping Taylor Police Department was assisted by Moosic, Scranton, and Old Forge Police Departments. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Family desperate to find loved one missing for 2 weeks
Family desperate to find loved one missing for 2 weeks

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time07-02-2025

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Family desperate to find loved one missing for 2 weeks

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A local family is desperate for answers after a metro man has been missing for nearly two weeks. 29-year-old David Eakers truck was found on January 25 and his family said they have not seen or heard from him since. 'We want answers, that's all it is. We want answers,' said Devrick Gray, Eakers' older brother. 'We miss you and want you to come home.' Gray said when they last talked to Eakers, he was going to the store and still wearing his pajamas. Norman Police investigating reported assault on Campus Corner 'He was just going to the store to grab cigarettes, come back, probably kick it like he always does any other day. You know what I mean? And then he didn't come home,' said Gray. Eakers truck was found miles away in Del City, and the only thing inside was his wallet. His family said the truck was damaged. 'We don't even know if he was the one that wrecked his truck,' said Gray. Eakers stepfather said his stepson is normally quiet and stays to himself. 'He just kind of does his own thing. Got a military background, he got out on good, you know, good terms. Was doing really good,' said Brian Palczynsky, Eakers step-father. Palczynsky said no matter where he is, Eakers always made sure to keep in touch with his mother. 'I just want him to come home and tell him to call his mom. She's worried sick,' said Palczynsky. The family is hoping weeks don't turn into months. 'If anybody knows anything or knows a neighbor that lived in the 401 Vickie area that may have a camera on their house or something, tell them to check those cameras and see if they see a light gray Chevy, Colorado,' said Palczynsky. The Del City and Oklahoma City Police Departments said this is an active missing person investigation. They are asking anyone who may know something to give them a call. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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