Search for missing Antioch man turns up his work cell phone, nothing else

ANTIOCH, Illinois – On Monday, searchers seeking for missing suburban person Thomas “Tommy” Howe discovered his do the job mobile cell phone, but no other indication of him.

The Antioch resident was very last noticed on Saturday early morning all over 11 a.m. when he was included in a car or truck crash with an additional motor vehicle on I-94 close to Route 176. Following the incident, he walked away from his vehicle and there have been no confirmed sightings of him since.

Howe, 24, was final observed donning a grey North Confront jacket and jeans. He is white, 5’8″ tall, with brown eyes and brown hair.

His get the job done cell phone was observed in the “Outdated College Forest Maintain” on Monday. Law enforcement reported almost nothing else was observed in spite of the endeavours of multiple legislation enforcement businesses, 77 volunteers and five K9 search and rescue puppies.

 “We’re asking everyone who thinks they may perhaps have viewed Tommy around the earlier few times to call the Antioch Police Dispatch Center,” claimed Antioch Law enforcement Chief Geoffrey Guttschow in a press launch.  “I would also encourage any one who life in the vicinity of the Outdated Faculty Forest Preserve to test their residence stability footage from the weekend to see if they see anything strange.”

If you have information, you are asked to contact law enforcement at (847)270-9111.

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