ISAAK BENJAMIN GLENN - 5 yo - Veneta/Florence (W of Eugene) OR

The search for 5-year old Isaak Benjamin Glenn is continuing Thursday
morning under the direction of the Lane County Sheriff's Office Search
& Rescue Unit. Glenn was reported missing Wednesday afternoon after
he was last seen playing with other kids on a hill side behind a
campsite at Carl G. Washburne Memorial State Park about 12 miles north of Florence.

Lane County Sheriff's Deputy Wade Martin is
coordinating the search efforts in and around the campground. Search and
rescue personnel from Lane County will be assisted this morning by
personnel and resources from Lincoln County. Twelve searchers and a
canine were on foot early this morning searching. The ocean shore is
about 1/4 mile west of the campground and searchers don't believe the
boy has traveled in that direction.

Oregon State Police detectives and troopers are interviewing everyone who stayed overnight
at the campground which had no vacancies for the 70 recreational
vehicle, trailer and tent sites.

On August 4, 2010 at approximately 5:00 p.m. Isaak Benjamin Glenn, from Veneta, had arrived
at the state park with family friends earlier in the day and was
reportedly playing with several other children ages up to 17 near their
campsite as the adult male family friend and his wife were preparing the
camp site. They had arrived about 30 minutes earlier to spend two
nights at the campground.

Glenn was last seen playing on a wooded
hill side behind the camp site in view of the adults with the other
kids when they noticed they didn't see him. Family friends assisted by
several other campers and the park camp hosts immediately started
searching around the park but were unable to find the boy. Oregon State
Police was notified about 30 minutes later and four troopers responded.
Nine Siuslaw Fire Department personnel also responded to help coordinate
initial search efforts.


Isaak Benjamin Glenn is described as a white male, 3 ft. 6 in. tall,
weighing 40 – 45 pounds. He has red hair,
brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a blue t-shirt, gray shorts with
possible white stripe down each side, and flip-flop style sandals. His
parents, Kristopher and Rebecca Glenn, were notified and drove from
their home to the state park to help. They have declined media contact
at this time so they can help with the search effort.

Isaak’s parents described him as outgoing, smart, friendly and energetic. He
enjoys the outdoors but is not considered a risk taker. With his bright
red hair, they said he "sticks out in a crowd like a sore thumb."

The family friends are described as being very close with Isaak and his
family. They have known Isaak since he was an infant and have taken him
on other trips with their family.

Conditions in the area Thursday morning are in the upper 50's with low clouds but good ground visibility.

http://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/index.ssf/2010/08/missing_five-year-old_boy_found_safe_on_dirt_road_north_of_state_park_near_florence.html

FLORENCE, Ore. -- A five-year-old boy missing since Wednesday night
was found alive in an area north of the campground where he disappeared.
The 20-hour-ordeal ended when two volunteers driving down a dirt road
near Big Creek spotted little Isaak Glenn and then brought him to his
family just after 1 p.m.
At the campground, Isaac's mom Rebecca Green hugged her son in her
arms and expressed her thanks to everyone who helped in the search.
"My arms have ached and ached, and I'm not going to let him go," said Green.
"Other than some obvious scratches, Isaak quickly ate a sandwich and
drank some water after being brought to the campground by the people who
found him," said Lt. Gregg Hastings with Oregon State Police.
Searchers had been scouring the forest, brush, creek, ocean and beach
in and around Carl G. Washburne Memorial State Park campground since
Isaak vanished just after 5 p.m., Wednesday.
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Isaak, who is from Veneta, was playing with several other children on a wooded hillside near his campsite when he vanished.
Friends of the family and other campers all helped search for the boy
for about a half hour and then called police after they failed to find
any sign of him. On Thursday, around 25 officers joined the search,
along with at least two K-9 teams.http://www.kgw.com/home/Five-year-old-boy-vanishes-from-Oregon-campground-100030369.html