Search Resumes for 12-Year-Old Boy Last Seen Along Meramec River Near Pacific
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Pacific Palisades
Posted: Monday, August 6, 2012 9:00 am
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Updated: 4:49 am, Wed Aug 8, 2012.
Search Resumes for 12-Year-Old Boy Last Seen Along Meramec River Near Pacific
Associated Press |
The search continues for missing Affton boy Christopher Marks. Marks went missing Sunday afternoon while vacationing with his family. Christopher was last seen swinging over the Meramec river on a rope swing.
A press conference today revealed that no evidence of the boy has been found. Authorities have stated that cadaver dogs have been brought into the search.
Previous AP Release:
PACIFIC, Mo. (AP) — Searchers are looking for a 12-year-old St. Louis County boy last seen Sunday night after telling his family he was going to swing on a rope on the Meramec River.
A missing person advisory went out early Monday for Christopher Marks. He was last seen about 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Pacific. Police were assembling Monday morning at the river with plans to search the water and the heavily-wooded area near it.
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