WINTERSET, Iowa – The search for a Winterset man who was reported missing in January has come to an end.
The Winterset Police Department said a welfare check was done on Joshua Graham-Caskey on January 18 after an incomplete 911 call was received. He wasn’t home when officers arrived, and neighbors told police they saw his vehicle leave the night before.
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Evidence gathered in the case showed Graham-Caskey’s vehicle in Missouri and Oklahoma on Jan. 18.
On Tuesday, the WPD said the Howard County Sheriff’s Office in Arkansas was contacted on August 4th about a vehicle found submerged in Gillham Lake. A dive team assisted in recovering the vehicle and it was identified as Graham-Caskey’s and his body was located inside. The lake is about 40 minutes east of the Oklahoma border.
Officials also found video of Graham-Caskey at a gas station in Mena, Arkansas from January 19.
The Howard County Sheriff’s Office says there is no evidence of foul play.
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