π¨ MISSING IN CALIFORNIA β PLEASE HELP THIS FAMILY FIND JOSEPH!
Joseph Granville, 33, was last seen on January 9, 2025, in North Hollywood, California. His family is desperately searching for answers, and we are asking the public to help.
Originally from Indiana, Joseph previously lived in the San Francisco and Palo Alto areas, where he worked in food service, including at Pier 39 in San Francisco. He was reportedly living in a green van and had traveled to the Los Angeles area to visit family.
When Joseph's family tried to reach him to share the heartbreaking news that his sister had passed away, they were unable to contact him. Despite reaching out to friends, former acquaintances, and others who may know him, his whereabouts remain unknown.
π Imagine not knowing where your loved one is, whether they are safe, or how to reach them during such a heartbreaking time.
WE ARE PLEADING WITH THE PUBLIC FOR HELP.
π Do you recognize Joseph? Did you know him from San Francisco, Palo Alto, or Los Angeles? Have you seen him, his green van, or had any contact with him since January 2025?
Even if you believe your information is insignificant, please come forward. One conversation, one sighting, or one small detail could help this family finally get the answers they have been searching for.
π Anderson Police Department: (765) 648-6775
π Missing In America Tip Line: 1-844-MIA-LOST (1-844-642-5678)
β€οΈ Joseph, if you see this, please know your family is looking for you and wants to know that you are safe.
Please SHARE this flyer far and wide, especially throughout California and Indiana. Someone, somewhere, may know where Joseph is.
You Are Never Alone.
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