UNSOLVED DISAPPEARANCE: JAMES YOBLONSKI

When a 13-year-old Wisconsin boy vanishes in the summer of 2023, investigators learn that he had aspirations of trying to survive “off-grid” in the wilderness. Despite the discovery of abandoned campsites and extensive search efforts, a child remains missing in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Sources used to research this episode:

1 Year Later: Wisconsin Teen James Yoblonski Still Missing (Zoie Henry / WISN News)

Missing: Sauk County Boy Not Found After A Day of Searching (Charlie Hildebrand / WMTV15 News)

Searchers Find Second Campsite, Other Clues While Looking for Missing Teen Near Devil’s Lake State Park (Logan Reigstad, Lucy Wentink and Arman Rahman / Channel 3000)

James Yoblonski’s Family Praises New Missing Child Alert That Could Have Helped Their son (Kathryn Larson / Spectrum News 1)

James Yoblonski Missing for One Year, Family Seeking Answers (John Gittings / WISC News)

What Happened to James Yoblonski? (John Giddings / WISN12 News)

‘I just feel it in my heart that he’s alive,’ Says Father of Wisconsin Boy Missing Since June (Joyce Garbaciak / WISN12 News)

Where is James Yoblonski? The Night the Sauk Co. Teen Disappeared (Rachael Perry / WKOW News)

Family Leads Search for Missing 13-Year-Old Two Weeks After His Disappearance (Braden Ross / Channel 3000)

Father of Missing 13-Year-Old Believes Boy Believes He Was ‘Coerced’ Into Leaving Home in Family Van (Graig Graziosi / The Independent)

James Yoblonski (solvethecase.org)

Missing Teen James Yoblonski Had Access to Devices Used for Web searches on How to Leave the State (Nick Viviani / WMTV15 News)

Family Violence Statistics (Bureau of Justice Statistics)

Boy Who Went Missing in Baraboo Has Family Ties to Depies (Rebecca Loroff / The Post Crescent via newspapers.com)

If you have any information on the disappearance or whereabouts of James Yoblonski, please call the Sauk County Sheriff’s Office at 608-355-4495, or Sauk County Crime Stoppers at 888-847-7285.

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