The Massachusetts State Police continued their pursuit today for an individual presumed missing along the Charles River in Cambridge. The search, which began Saturday evening, resumed with state police deploying their underwater rescue team and Air Wing after discovering personal items believed to belong to the missing person.
Reports from NBC Boston revealed that the initial discovery was made around 6 p.m. on Saturday near Memorial Drive, explaining the emergence of an abandoned pair of shoes and some clothing on the sidewalk by the river. After search efforts stretched into the late hours until after 10 p.m., activities were brought to a temporary halt.
As daylight broke, the state police recommenced their diligent survey of the area. With no leads surfacing yet, the agency has appealed to the public for any relevant information regarding the case. Individuals with potential insights or knowledge about the circumstances are encouraged to contact state police directly at 617-727-6780.
In parallel coverage, 7NEWS provided a brief update on the ongoing search activities, noting that the situation is unfolding and the underwater search team, as well as the Airwing, continue to comb the Charles River vicinity. Details remain scarce leaving the community to hope that resolution and reunification might yet emerge from the icy depths of the winter river, and the skies above.
