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Jordan Beaulieu
(Supplied photograph — Tupper Lake Police Division)

TUPPER LAKE — The seek for a Tupper Lake man who has been lacking since Oct. 1 has narrowed to a trailhead alongside the Coreys Highway within the city of Harrietstown, and several other businesses, with the assistance of volunteers, at the moment are looking out the world.

Tupper Lake village police are asking hikers, hunters and out of doors lovers across the Stoney Creek Meeting Space/Raquette Falls trailhead to remain vigilant for sight of the person.

Jordan Beaulieu, 32, was final seen on Oct. 1 and final heard from on Oct. 3, in response to a press launch from the police division. Beaulieu is a white man, roughly 5 toes, 11 inches tall, and round 165 kilos with brown hair and blue eyes.

Anybody with details about Beaulieu’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Tupper Lake Police Division at 518-359-3776.

On Saturday, police mentioned they obtained a lead that Beaulieu was recognized to camp round Coreys Highway. State Division of Environmental Conservation Police joined the search and located Beaulieu’s car, unoccupied, on the trailhead.

State Police and DEC forest rangers are additionally now concerned within the “intensive search” of the forest, which started on Sunday, and volunteers are spreading out to go looking the woods seeking Beaulieu or proof pointing to his whereabouts.

“People finding bodily proof that they consider could result in Jordan are requested to chorus from touching it, be aware of the outline of the proof and its location, and phone 911 as quickly as attainable,” in response to a TLPD press launch.

TLPD Chief Eric Proulx mentioned on Friday that Beaulieu was reported lacking to police on Oct. 14 and that cops have been gathering subpoenas and search warrants for financial institution accounts and private info on Beaulieu to find him. Proulx mentioned TLPD didn’t request public enter on the search earlier as a result of they have been ready for the identification of a person killed in a truck fireplace off Washington Road within the village on Oct. 16. State Police reported on Tuesday that the person on this deadly fireplace was Ross Goodenough, of Dexter.

The Enterprise will proceed to supply updates on this search because it develops.