– Lone Grove man missing
– Lone Grove man disappearance continues.
Accident – Death – Obituary News :
It has been a month since Tommy Tynes, a 61-year-old man from Lone Grove, Oklahoma, was reported missing. His family is desperate for answers and is urging anyone with information to come forward.
Tynes was last seen on April 16th, driving his red 2002 2-door Honda Civic. He was on his way to meet a family member but never arrived at his destination. Tynes, who has limited mobility due to a recent stroke, did not have his necessary medication with him.
The Lone Grove Police Department, led by Chief James Hicks, has been actively searching for Tynes. Phone pings have been conducted in an effort to locate him, but so far, there has been no sign of him or his vehicle.
However, a potential lead emerged when the Ringling Police Department reported that Tynes’ debit card had been used at a local bank on April 24th. Surveillance footage from an ATM showed two individuals, Clayton Fox and Elisha King, attempting to use the card.
According to Tynes’ family, Fox had been staying with Tynes in his apartment to provide physical assistance. Both Fox and King were arrested for the illegal use of a debit card, but were later released and booked on unrelated charges.
The investigation into Tynes’ disappearance is ongoing, and the Lone Grove Police Department is urging anyone with information to contact them immediately. The family of Tommy Tynes continues to hold out hope for his safe return.
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1. Search for missing Lone Grove man continues one month later
2. Missing Lone Grove man search continues month later.
