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Sheriff s Office Still Seeking Missing
and River) Deputies are still trying to locate a 51-year-old missing Man
Endangered Crystal River Crystal River
(Crystal
man to check on his well being.
Early Sunday morning, Oct. 11, Kevin Worrall was present and
ambulatory at the Crystal River Health and Rehabilitation Center on
N.E. 12th Avenue.
The Sheriff s Office has since learned that Worrall had a taxi
drop him off that same day at the Kmart in Inverness.
The missing man has multiple health issues that put him at risk.
When he was last seen, he was reportedly wearing a blue T-shirt and
Kevin Worrall blue jeans. Family members have neither seen Worrall nor heard from
him.
Kevin Worrall is a white male, 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 152 pounds. The
missing and endangered man has gray hair and blue eyes.
A local BOLO (be on the lookout) was issued for Worrall, and his information was
entered into the national database for missing persons.
Anyone who has seen Kevin Worrall or may have knowledge of his whereabouts
is asked to call 911 right away.
This photo was taken at the Democrats Conference in Orlando the weekend of 10-11. There
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Mike Gudis from Crystal River (right in photo). Several congressmen and Sen Bill Nelson at-
tended with Gov O’Malley of Md as the keynote speaker. Congressman Alan Grayson received
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much applause by the delegates. Gudis said Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink (left in photo)
was the real hit of the conference.
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