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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP131413) and 1 other source
In the early autumn of 2024, concern rippled through the community of Wasilla, Alaska, when 16-year-old Silas Angell was reported missing. The teenager was last seen at his home on September 1, 2024. At the time he went missing, Silas, a male with brown hair and green eyes, stood at five feet eight inches and weighed around 143 pounds. He was believed to be wearing a light-colored t-shirt, gray sweatpants, and a pair of black Chuck Taylor tennis shoes when he was last seen. His disappearance prompted an immediate response from his family and local law enforcement, who began the difficult task of searching for him.

The Wasilla Police Department, in conjunction with the Alaska State Troopers, launched an investigation into Silas's disappearance. A public appeal was made for any information regarding his whereabouts, with his physical description and clothing details being circulated to aid in the search. The case was entered into national databases for missing persons, ensuring that information was widely accessible to law enforcement agencies. The days following his disappearance were filled with uncertainty for those who knew him as they awaited any news or sign of his safe return.

Fortunately, the search for Silas Angell concluded with his safe recovery. Official case information confirms that he has been found alive, bringing immense relief to his family and community. While the specific circumstances of his disappearance and the exact date and details of his recovery have not been made public, the positive outcome marks the end of a distressing period. The overview of this case is one of a community's shared concern for a missing young person which, thankfully, ended not in tragedy, but with a safe return.

Last Seen: Sep 1, 2024

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