4:05AM UPDATE: Bechasdei Hashem, 19-year-old Esther Tovshteyn has been found by Catskills Hatzolah in good condition.
3:15AM UPDATE: Dozens of Catskills Hatzolah volunteers, along with members of Catskills Chaverim who were called in by Hatzolah, are continuing the search for 19-year-old Esther Tovshteyn. She was last seen around 2:00 PM Sunday at 29 Camp Road in Ellenville. Search efforts remain ongoing through the night.
Please say Tehillim for Esther Baila bas Yehudis Chana.
ORIGINAL ARTICLE:
A large-scale search is underway in the Catskills for 19-year-old Esther Tovshteyn, who was last seen Sunday afternoon in the area of 29 Camp Road.
Authorities say Tovshteyn was last spotted around 2:00 p.m. before disappearing under unclear circumstances. Catskills Hatzolah has joined forces with the New York State Police in an urgent effort to locate her, deploying search teams on foot and by vehicle throughout the surrounding area.
Officials have not yet released a description of what Tovshteyn was wearing at the time she went missing, but are urging anyone with information to contact law enforcement immediately.
This is a developing story. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.
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One Response
In almost all these lost and then found stories we never get to hear how it all ended… how the person was found… of course the main thing is it all ended well but it’s good to know a little more about the story. In part I think is because in a lot of these stories, the person wasn’t really missing, the person had simply gone somewhere without notifying family or friends as such it becomes a missing person’s story complete with all the drama but than it abruptly all ends when the person is then located somewhere and the person wasn’t really missing..
Not specific to this case, but perhaps a little more information should be given when a missing person is found especially
as it relates to how the person was found..