The Kenai Police Department has said that after days of canvassing neighborhoods near the missing family’s home they have a lot of information however no real leads.
Kenai Police Chief Gus Sandahl said there are no indicators that the family went into the woods however they are searching there too.
Chief Sandahl: “We’ve been searching the wooded areas, trails and that area is continuing to expand out from the residence.”
Sandahl said that he continues to be hopeful that they just went on a quick vacation.
Lt. Dave Ross with the Kenai Police Department said the family appears to have had limited connections in the community.
Lt. Ross: “It seems like there’s not as many connections as most people may have, we’re working hard to find those connections and our investigators are trying to find those that have connections so if anyone listening to this has connections to those people we would love to hear from them because the more details we have about them and what may have transpired prior to their disappearance the better chance we have of locating them.”
As wepreviously reported the family was last seen May 27, and their two vehicles and belongings are still at their apartment according to police. The family’s dog is also reported to be missing.
