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Missing Indiana man found safe

By Taylor Hartz

Nathaniel Selous Ellenbogen | Indiana State Police

A 24-year-old man reported missing from northwest Indiana has been found safe.

Nathaniel Selous Ellenbogen had been missing since Saturday morning from Alexandria, according to Indiana State Police.

He was reported found and safe Monday morning, police said.

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