Laurie Depies of Appleton, disappeared from outside her boyfriend's apartment complex at age 20 on Aug. James Yoblonski, who went missing June 12, is a great-nephew of Andy Wegner, who is married to Laurie Depies' mother Mary Wegner. Connection to an open missing persons case However, the park website said that the bulk of emergency calls come from those underprepared, usually people dealing with overexertion, water-related injuries and getting lost or stranded. There have been rare sightings of bears, cougars and wolves. The park is home to an array of wildlife, including rattlesnakes, coyotes, and bobcats. It sits on over 10,000 acres and is part of over 27,000 acres of public recreational land in Sauk County. Located in Baraboo, Wisconsin, Devil's Lake attracted nearly 3 million annual visitors making it the most popular state park in Wisconsin, according to the park's website. What are conditions like in Devil's Lake State Park? Sauk County Sheriff's Office is asking anyone with information about Yoblonski to call 60.
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July 7: The Sherriff's office released an update that the investigation is still "active" and they are still investigating areas of interest near where Yoblonski went missing.June 26: Sauk County Sherriff Chip Meister reported police were focusing energy on patrol searches, rather than ground searches.June 25: Bill Yoblonski, the father of James Yoblonski, organized a search effort via Facebook.The outlet also reported that two officers had been sent to the hospital for injuries resulting from trying to navigate the Baraboo Bluffs while looking for Yoblonski. It was then officials believed Yoblonski is trying to live off the grid as a survivalist. June 17: Local law enforcement found several makeshift campsites and some clothing believed to belong to Yoblonski, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.Later, the family also reported a handgun in the home was gone. Highway 12, near Devil's Lake State Park. Authorities found the family car on the side of U.S. June 12: The Yoblonski family reported James missing.
Here's everything that has happened since then. It's been a month since the teen was first reported missing. "We can't rule anything out until we can absolutely rule it out." Timeline of James going missing, search efforts "By no means are we giving up the search for James, we're just trying to get as much information as possible and tracking down every single piece of information that comes in to prove whether it's relevant," Schram explained. "The only person at this point that could truly tell us without any shred of doubt would be James."
"Without being able to add context to it, it's difficult to do anything besides make assumptions," he told the outlet. Sauk County Lieutenant Steven Schram told ABC affiliate WKOW Yoblonski had expressed interest in being a survivalist. "My son is not a danger to anybody else or himself," Bill Yoblonski said in a Facebook post. The boy's family has told officials that a handgun in the home is also missing. Highway 12, according to the Sauk County Sheriff's Office.
James Yoblonski's family first reported the boy missing on June 12, stating the family vehicle was missing. After a month of searching, a 13-year-old boy from south-central Wisconsin is still missing, and authorities believe he may be attempting to live off the grid in the nearby Devil's Lake State Park.
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