UPDATE: From Anne Arundel County Police, Mr. Carpenter was found safe in Baltimore City and has been reunited with his family.
On December 05, 2013 at approximately 4:28 p.m. the son of the victim responded to Northern District to report his 83 year old father as missing.
The son stated that his father, William “Billy” Hearron Carpenter had left their residence at 413 Waverly Ave, Balt, 21225 in his vehicle, silver 2008 Dodge Caliber with Maryland registration plates 1AD5222, at some point during the morning hours of 12/5/13.
The family stated that the missing person William Carpenter is suffering from the onset of dementia. The son last saw his father, William, at their residence at approximately 11:00 p.m. on 12/4/13. The son left for work and stated that he spoke to his father, William, at approximately 8:00 a.m. on 12/5/13 by phone at the residence. The family has had no contact with William Carpenter since that time.
The victim Carpenter was to visit his doctor at 1600 Crain Hwy during the day and then stated to his son that he was going to do some shopping.
Attempts to contact William Carpenter by his cell phone revealed that it was currently turned off. The son advised that the victim, William Carpenter, frequently visits the Costco Center and the Wal Mart on Ordnance Rd in Glen Burnie. A check of the local shopping malls by several patrol units met with negative results for the victim William Carpenter. The local hospitals were checked which also met with negative results for the victim.
The Maryland StatePolice were contacted and a Silver Alert was issued.
Anyone coming in contact with William Carpenter notify the Anne Arundel County Police Department, Maryland State Police or other local authority. Investigation is on going.
Victim: Carpenter, William “Billy” Hearron, White Male, 5/6/30, 5-09 in height, 195 pds, gray hair, 413 Waverly Ave, Baltimore, 21225 last wearing unknown clothing. The missing subject William Carpenter was driving a 2008 silver Dodge Caliber with Maryland registration plates 1AD5222.
