UPDATE: Larimer Sheriff locates missing person

August 1, 2013

UPDATE: 8/2/13

The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that Kyle Mark has been located and found safe.

In a statement to The Collegian, Larimer County Sheriff’s PIO John Schulz said “Kyle Mark, the 29-year-old developmentally delayed man, who went missing Wednesday night has been found. Mr. Mark was found last night about 9:00 p.m. unharmed and is now back with his caregiver. The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office extends its thanks to the public for helping to look for the man.”

Original: 8/1/13

The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public for assistance in locating a 28 year old man with developmental delays.

According the the press release from Larimer County Sheriff’s Office KYLE ADAM MARK left his host home in the 4800 block of west county road 56 at approximately 7:00pm yesterday evening and has not been seen since this time. The green mountain bicycle he often rides is also missing.

Kyle Mark is a white male with a thin build; he is approximately 6’0″ tall, 150 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. He was last seen wearing blue jeans, a white T-shirt and glasses. A photo of Mr. Mark is attached to this story.

Anyone with information about Mr. Mark and his location should contact Investigator James Woods at 970-498-5168 or Larimer Country Communications at 970-416-1985

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