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Man, 63, missing from Oak Forest for nearly a month

By Tyler LaRiviere

screen_shot_2018_05_26_at_11_36_53_am_e1527352669367.png — Robert Junod | Oak Forest police

A 63-year-old man was reported missing last month from south suburban Oak Forest.

Robert E. Junod was last seen by his father on April 28 in the 16000 block of Beth Court, according to a missing person alert from Oak Forest Police. He didn’t report for work the following day.

Junod was described as a 5-foot-5 tall, 123 pound white man with green eyes, balding gray hair and a mustache, police said. His 1994 Chevrolet S-10 pickup truck has since been located.

Anyone with information should call Oak Forest police at (708) 687-1376.

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