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Missing-person flyer for Anthony Sinisgalli

Missing Person Flyer: Anthony Sinisgalli

Anthony Sinisgalli, 36 • Salina, KS • Missing
Last Seen
1987-08-17
Summary
Tony was last seen by his wife at Jerry Ivey Park in south Salina, KS on 08/17/1987. His wife saw him driving east on his way home from work at Beech Aircraft Corp in Wichita. She followed him to the park where he parked near the restrooms. Tony was surprised to see her and told her he was not feeling well. He would not let her drive him home, so she left him to get her brother's help. When she returned to the park, the car was still parked by the restrooms. The vehicle was locked and Tony's possessions were still inside. Tony didn't show up for work the next day. His wife reported him missing on 05/19/1987. He has not contacted anyone in his family to let them know he is alive. Tony was devoted to both his children and the disappearance was uncharacteristic. He had been living in Salina for about nine years. Tony is originally from New York. His parents emigrated from Italy and settled on Thompson Street in Greenwich Village before moving to Astoria.

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Age
36
Height
5' 9"
Weight
160
Source Information
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Case ID: 7690
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