We’re so glad he’s been found!
But the reasons why he went missing in the first place aren’t exactly crystal clear!
A 53-year-old father named Paul Kitterman went missing this past Thursday around halftime during the Denver Broncos game, and it felt like he had vanished into thin air according to his family. They filed a missing persons report the very next day.
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Well, Paul WAS found today! The strange part was though that he was found in Pueblo, Colorado which is about 115 miles away from Denver and more than 200 miles from where Paul lives in the town of Kremmling.
The Denver Police announced the news, sharing online:
“#Breaking: DPD confirming that Paul Kitterman has been located and is safe after going missing from the Bronco Game…Paul Kitterman was located in Pueblo, Colorado. Again, he is unharmed. All questions should be directed to the family…No foul play suspected…It would be inappropriate for DPD to comment.”
It’s being reported that he was found in Pueblo by the police in a Kmart parking lot.
Originally, Paul was first reported by a friend of the family who told police they picked him up at a Salvation Army and took him to the Rodeway Inn. When police went there to look for him – he was gone.
However the owner of a furniture store called Benfatti Furniture spotted Paul and called the police. That’s when they found him in the parking lot.
Paul then apparently told police afterwards that he left the game because “he had his fill of football.” His family previously said the 53 year old had no history of drug abuse or health problems, and had little cash on him when he disappeared.
Which doesn’t really add up when he shows up so far away from home!
We guess he could’ve walked all that way, but it seems like someone would have spotted him along his route. Or possibly he was driven there?
We’re baffled, but like we said – we’re happy to see this man reunited with his family.
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[Image via KUSA-TV via Tia Bakke.]