JOB CONRAD - 15 yo - Danforth IL

A search is under way across Iroquois and Kankakee counties for a
15-year-old boy who ran away from his Danforth home on Wednesday.


Job Conrad was reported missing at
5:33 p.m., according to Lt. Randy Eimen of the Iroquois County
Sheriff's Department.


But it is not the first time that Job has disappeared from home.


"This happened only once before and he was only gone for 7-or-8 hours," said his adoptive mother Brandi Conrad.


"This isn't the same kind of thing. We don't have any ideal
where he is," she said Thursday afternoon.
"He used to go by the name of Job Enciott and has a brother living in
Kankakee. We've been in touch with his brother and they are helping
search for him."


Brandi and her husband, Greg, adopted Job years ago.


"We have been out looking every day since he disappeared. We
are asking people to pray for us and to help spread the word that he is
missing.


"Job was last seen in Danforth," his mother said. "He is 6-foot-1, weighs 160 pounds and has brown hair and blue eyes."


The Ford-Iroquois Extension Service sent out a notice and photo
about Job's disappearance, saying that the family also believed he
might be traveling to Tennessee, where he also has family.


Job is a sophomore at Heritage Prepatory Academy in Roberts. He enjoys video games and writing.


He last logged onto his "Jobalicious" page on MySpace on April 19, according to a search of the social networking site.
"We are asking anyone with information to call us or call the police," Brandi Conrad said.


"We understand that the boy has little money, no credit card or
bank account and no cell phone," Eimen said. "The family has been out
circulating fliers and helping to get word out about the missing boy."


Anyone with information on Job Conrad can call:


• Iroquois County Sheriff's Department, (815) 432-6992


• District 21 State Police at Ashkum (815) 698-2332


• Greg or Brandi Conrad at (815) 549-1162 or 549-9608.

The multi-county search for a missing 15-year-old teen from Danforth has ended.


He is safe.