KYLAN STUBLER - 17 yo - Columbia MO

Columbia police are searching for a missing teenager. Sunday night police
released a picture of a missing 17 year old boy.



Kylan Stubler was last seen being picked up by an unknown friend last
Thursday afternoon.
He's 5'10", 150 pounds. Officers have checked with
several friends and family members and no one has heard from Kylan.
If you have any information call the Columbia Police.

http://www.connectmidmissouri.com/news/story.aspx?id=609672

The family of a missing 17-year-old is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to his safe return.
Kylan Stubler has not been seen since last Thursday
afternoon when he left his Columbia home with a person the family didn't
know.
The reward is for information that leads to Stubler's
return or to the arrest and conviction of anyone responsible for his
disappearance.
Columbia police said Wednesday they have no new leads in the case.
Stubler is 5-feet-10-inches tall and 150 pounds, with short curly brown hair and brown eyes.
http://www.greenfieldreporter.com/view/story/4f3778605fe54a1c92941e63187b6090/MO--Missing-Columbia-Teen/

Missing teen's family offers reward


Columbia Police Department
Kylan Stubler

A $10,000 reward is being offered by the family of 17-year-old Kylan Stubler for information that leads to his safe return.

Fliers have been distributed throughout Columbia in the family’s
search for Stubler, who was last seen around 2 p.m. Thursday at his
Columbia residence, leaving in a vehicle of an unknown friend. Neither
family members nor friends have heard from the missing teen since,
family spokeswoman Wendy Swetz said, but reports indicate he might have
been seen at Dollar General, 3020 Paris Road, between 4 and 5 p.m.
Thursday. That sighting has yet to be confirmed.

The family reward is for information that leads to Stubler’s safe
return or information leading to the arrest and conviction of those
found to be responsible for his disappearance, Swetz said. No new leads
had developed as of this morning, Columbia police Officer Latisha Stroer
said.

Stubler is described as about 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet tall and 150 pounds with short curly brown hair and brown eyes.

Anyone with information is asked to call the police, CrimeStoppers at 875-8477 or Swetz at 424-6623.

http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2011/apr/27/missing-teens-family-offers-reward/

(CBS/AP/KRCG) COLUMBIA, Mo. - The family of missing Columbia, Mo.
teen Kylan Stubler is offering a $10,000 reward for any information that
leads to his safe return.
CrimeStoppers is reportedly also offering an additional reward of $1000.
Stubler's
family said they last saw the 17-year-old last Thursday at 2 p.m.
leaving his home with a person they didn't know. A friend later came
forward to say that missing teen stayed at his house Thursday evening
but left early Friday morning, reports CBS affiliate KRCG. Friends and family have not heard from him since then.
Columbia Police Officer Latisha Stroer said, "He hasn't
contacted any family. He normally contacts friends on a regular
basis. He hasn't contacted them, either." The reward offering follows a Wednesday announcement where police said they had no new leads in the case. Stubler is 5-feet-10-inches tall and weighs 150 pounds. He has short, curly brown hair and brown eyes. If you have any information about Kylan Stubler, police urge you to call Columbia CrimeStoppers at 573-875-TIPS.http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20058381-504083.html

COLUMBIA, MO. -- Columbia police investigators continue their search for a missing teenager.
Kylan Stubler, 17, has been missing for nearly 2 weeks.His
family is offering a $10,000 reward for Stubler’s return home or for
information leading to an arrest and conviction in Stubler’s
disappearance.Columbia CrimeStoppers is offering an additional $1,500 reward in the case.
Authorities say Stubler was last seen leaving a friend’s house in an unknown vehicle.
Investigators are not treating Stubler as a runaway. Columbia
Police Officer Latisha Stroer said, “He’s a missing person. He’s an
adult. He can, technically, come and go as he pleases. That’s been the
hard part. We’re not sure if he left on his own or if he left by
force.” If you have any information about Kylan Stubler, police urge you to call Columbia CrimeStoppers at 875-TIPS.
http://www.connectmidmissouri.com/news/story.aspx?id=613768

Kylan Stubler still missing, fails to appear in court

Saturday, July 2, 2011

COLUMBIA — More than two months and an 18th birthday have passed
since Kylan Stubler was last seen by family and friends, but Columbia
police said they have no new information on his whereabouts.
Stubler, who faces a felony drug possession charge, again failed to
appear in court for a bond revocation hearing Friday. Boone County
Associate Circuit Judge Larry Bryson rescheduled the hearing for July 29.

Stubler left his father's house the afternoon of April 21, and
apart from a friend's account of a trip with Stubler to the Dollar
General store at 3020 Paris Road later that day, his family has neither
seen nor heard from him, close friend and family spokeswoman Wendy Swetz
said.
Stubler was seen on a surveillance tape from the Break Time convenience store at 900 Conley Road, according to a previous Missourian report, but Swetz said the footage was captured before Stubler disappeared.
Swetz said the Columbia Police Department communicated with the
family multiple times a day early in its investigation, but it's been
three weeks since they've heard anything.
Police regularly check CrimeStoppers tips and try to keep in touch
with the family, department spokeswoman Latisha Stroer said, but so far
the investigation has turned up nothing. Police consider Stubler a
missing adult, and their main goal is to make sure he returns safely,
though there is a warrant for his arrest.
Stroer said police have no evidence to prove or disprove foul play.
Swetz said the situation is frustrating.
"We are praying and waiting that someone who knows something will come forward," she said.
Stubler's parents, Dan Stubler and Kersten Roberts, have been coping
as well as expected, Swetz said. They are scared and angry, and they
miss their son.
"The unknown is the hardest thing," she said. "Your mind wanders. You
think it's been over two months, this can't be a happy ending, but you
don't want to put out that energy."
Swetz said Kylan Stubler mentioned looking forward to the future the last time she talked with him.
"There was no reason for him to run," she said. "He was ready to start over again."
On Feb. 19, Stubler was stopped near Cook Avenue for allegedly
failing to have a license plate lamp, Stroer said. When stopped, Stubler
lacked a valid driver's license, she said. He was taken into custody
and later searched. Police said they found a cocaine-based substance.
Stubler is charged with felony possession of a controlled substance
and could face up to seven years in prison and a $5,000 fine if
convicted, Boone County Assistant Prosecutor Stephanie Morrell said.
Swetz said she does not believe Stubler ran from his drug charge. The
family, she said, was confident the charge would be amended and that
Stubler would face only probation.
Stubler failed to appear for his first court date May 18, and Bryson
issued a capias warrant for his arrest. He again missed court Friday,
prompting an extension of the bond revocation hearing, which will give
his bonding agent more time to find him, Morrell said.
Stubler's case can't move forward until he shows up in court, Morrell said.
The family is offering a $10,000 reward for any information leading
to Stubler's safe return home or information leading to the arrest and
conviction of anyone responsible for his disappearance. Anonymous tips
can be given to CrimeStoppers at (573) 875-TIPS.
http://www.columbiamissourian.com/stories/2011/07/01/missing-teenager-fails-appear-court/

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