Georgetown police have confirmed the sad resolution to the search for Reagan Shane Henry, the 60-year-old man missing since Friday. Told FOX7 Austin, his body was discovered off a trail near Chautauqua Park at around 9:30 a.m. on Saturday. Henry, who relied on an electric wheelchair for mobility due to a medical condition, had last been seen at a donut shop before he informed a friend about his plan to visit Blue Hole Park.
Authorities have not made public the details surrounding Henry's death, citing the ongoing nature of their investigation. They emphasized, however, as mentioned in a FOX7 Austin statement, "Our hearts go out to his family, friends, and all who have been following this case with care and concern."
CBS Austin further emphasized the prompt involvement of the Georgetown community, reporting that the discovery of Henry's body was made by an individual near the park. Henry was last seen on September 5 at approximately 9 a.m., after which his absence triggered a concentrated search.
The Georgetown Police originally sought the public's assistance in locating Henry, communicating his last known whereabouts, and his unique needs due to his medical condition. They urged anyone with information to contact them, emphasizing the urgency given, instructed to call directly at (512) 930-3510 or dial 911 if appropriate, in a CBS Austin report.
