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Family Offering Reward to Person Who Finds
Kenneth McCall; Large Search Effort Planned for Saturday
By: Nick Altmire (nick@linkinglewiscounty.com)           06/23/17 07:30pm
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    Town of Diana- The family of Kenneth W. McCall is organizing a large search
    effort for Saturday, for the missing 24-year-old who has not been seen or heard
    from since the early morning hours of June 13th.

    His suspected last know whereabouts indicates he may have been heading
    west on the Tidd Road, near the Route 812 intersection, on foot around 4 AM
    on the 13th. Search efforts to date haven't turned up any sign of Mr. McCall.

    A large area still needs to be searched, and the family is asking as many
    volunteers as possible to join their efforts on Saturday morning. A meeting
    location will be at the Tidd Road/Route 812 intersection in the Town of Diana
    at 10 AM. To effectively organize, all volunteers are asked to meet here before
    splintering out into groups to cover different areas. Anyone with special skills or
    equipment that can assist with search efforts are equally appreciated. The area
    is remote, heavily wooded and swampy, so come prepared with long clothing
    and boots. Everyone that is available to assist is greatly needed.

    The family has announced tonight that a $2,500 reward is being offered "to the
    person who finds and/or recovers Kenny so that his family can bring him
    home," Valerie McCall, Mr. McCall's mother said tonight.

    Updated 8:45 PM Saturday: Search efforts will resume Sunday morning at
    10 AM. Any volunteers are appreciated, and asked to meet at the same
    location noted above.
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