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The search for 13-year-old James Yoblonski, who went missing in Sauk County, Wisconsin, has been reduced as authorities believe he is trying to live off the grid as a survivalist and does not want to be found. Police found a second campsite, a jug of water, socks, and a knife sheath that they believe belong to Yoblonski. They plan to continue searching but with fewer officers to avoid pushing him further away.
The search for missing 13-year-old James Yoblonski continues for the fifth day near Devil's Lake State Park in Sauk County, Wisconsin. Signs of life have been found, including cut branches and a possible boot print. James, who has expressed interest in being a survivalist, may have attempted a survival mission and could be hurt or lost. Officers from all 72 counties in Wisconsin are helping with the search. Anyone with information should contact the Sauk County Sheriff's Office.
Law enforcement officers searching for missing 13-year-old James Yoblonski found signs of human activity while searching Baraboo Bluffs, making them feel optimistic. Over 90 police officers from across Wisconsin searched the area, finding plastic sandwich bags, a boot print, and a walking stick. Only trained law enforcement officers and first responders are allowed to search because officers and Yoblonski’s family believe he is in possession of a gun. James’ father believes his son took a gun from his workplace for protection and recently expressed interest in wilderness exploration.
The search for 13-year-old James Yoblonski, who went missing near Devil's Lake State Park in Wisconsin on Monday, entered its third day with over 100 officers and at least 10 K-9s covering around 5,000 acres of land. Despite the extensive search efforts, the teen has not been found yet. The search will continue on Thursday, and anyone with information is encouraged to contact law enforcement.