A few readers pass on the following email:
“My son, Joe Madden, has been missing since Monday. Joe is 23, about 6’1″ and 170lbs. Hazel eyes. Last seen in NE Washington, DC on Monday morning Sept 29 around 10:30 am. We have filed a police report but there’s nothing else the police can do. None of his friends have heard from him since Sunday. He doesn’t have his phone with him.
If you have seen him or have any information that might help us find him, please let me know. And share widely. Help.
Gwynne
gkostin(at)gmail.com”
From MPD:
“Missing Person Critical
The below listed person is a critical missing person by the Metropolitan Police Department. If you have seen this person, please call the CIC at 202-727-9099 and provide the below CCN number.
CCN: 14-150-689
Joseph Madden
Last seen in the 1000 block of Kearney Street, Northeast on September 29, 2014.”
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