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After the father allegedly engaged in “paranoid actions” over the past weekend, Michigan police reported that they had located the family of four, who had been missing since October 16.The Fremont Police Department issued a statement on Sunday saying, “The Fremont Police Department would want to thank you for all the help locating the Cirigliano Family.” The family was located in Wisconsin with great success.The revelation on Sunday comes after a confirmed sighting earlier this week that put them last in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, however authorities say they have no idea of their possible route.The family “unexpectedly” left their home in Fremont, Michigan, about 45 miles north of Grand Rapids, on October 16, according to police. The family consisted of Anthony “Tony” John Cirigliano, 51, his wife Suzette Lee Cirigliano, 51, and their two sons, Noah Alexander Cirigliano, 15, and Brandon Michael Cirigliano, 19. According to the authorities, both sons have autism. Police reported that the family left behind Suzette’s elderly mother, who has dementia and needs full-time care, as well as their pets and all of their smartphones were turned off. Their resident grandma was discovered lost in the area on October 17; authorities were unable to connect her with the family. Tim Rodwell, the chief of police in Fremont, says that other relatives are now taking care of her.Thanks for reading from Ghsplash a news publishing website from Ghana. Share this article, For spelling mistakes and other related issues contact us
