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Deputies issue Silver Alert for missing Chehalis man

Chehalis, WALocal News

Authorities in Lewis County, Washington, have issued a Silver Alert for John Sill, a 69-year-old man reported missing since March 6, 2023. His family reported that he was asked to go to the store but initially refused due to taking sleeping medication. Approximately an hour and a half later, both Sill and his car disappeared, prompting concerns about his well-being. Described as standing 5’10” and weighing 165 pounds, with blue eyes and gray hair, Sill was last seen wearing a t-shirt, jeans, and tan toeless slippers. The Sheriff’s Office is particularly worried for his safety, given the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.

They are asking the community to keep an eye out for his vehicle, a black 2007 Range Rover Sport, bearing the license plate BWD2852. Anyone who may have seen Sill or has information about his whereabouts is urged to contact the Lewis County Sheriff's Office at 360-748-9286. The importance of public assistance is highlighted in this case, as timely information could lead to his safe return.

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