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Columbus man located after being missing 4 years

Lonzo Murray of Columbus has been found four years after he was reported missing.

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Credit: Columbus Police Department

Lonzo Murray of Columbus has been found four years after he was reported missing.

By Kelcie Willis

Aug 2, 2020

A Columbus man was found safely four years after he was reported missing.

WTVM in Columbus reported 59-year-old Lonzo Murray was last seen in the town on Friday, July 8, 2016. At the time, there was no available description of Murray’s clothing when he was last seen.

Columbus police did not provide more information other than to say Murray was “located and is safe.”

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