WEXFORD COUNTY Mich. Authorities say the fiancé of a pregnant woman who vanished more than three weeks ago has been taken into custody after searchers discovered a body in the Manistee National Forest.

Investigators confirmed Tuesday that a body was located in a remote part of the forest in Boon during an ongoing search for 32 year old Rebecca Park. Park was last seen on November 4 and her disappearance prompted extensive searches across northern Michigan.

The Wexford County Sheriff’s Office said Park’s fiancé, 35 year old Christopher Huspen, was arrested earlier in the day on unrelated warrants. Detectives say he remains a person of interest as they continue processing evidence connected to the case.

Authorities said formal identification of the body is still underway and have not released a cause of death. The Michigan State Police Crime Lab is assisting with the investigation.

Search teams including volunteers had spent weeks combing through rural areas after friends and family reported that Park’s sudden disappearance was out of character. Her vehicle was later located in a wooded area near Boon which intensified the search effort.

Officials say more information will be released once the medical examiner completes the autopsy. The investigation is ongoing.

 

 

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Amber Township Supervisor Tom Alway told Crain’s Grand Rapids Business officials are “doing our due diligence to learn more about” the proposal from NextEra Energy, the same company that owns Florida Power & Light, the largest electric utility in the country.

“We’re still trying to learn more,” Alway said. “What is the overall impact to the township and county, and just trying to understand the whole magnitude of this project.”

Zoning for the project is overseen by Mason County, though legislation approved by a Democratic government trifecta in 2023 allows the developer to circumvent local approval to apply directly to the Michigan Public Service Commission, comprised of three bureaucrats appointed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. Click here to read more.

 

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These groups are right–and that’s exactly why President Donald Trump should attend. Instead of letting the jet-setting climate class hobnob in peace, the president should use their own global stage to troll them for their hypocrisy while boldly promoting his much better record on the environment. Click here to read more.

 

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Child pornography warrants issued for missing high school coach, authorities say

WISE COUNTY, Va. – Officers with Virginia State Police have obtained 10 warrants for a high school football coach who mysteriously went missing during an undefeated season for his team.

According to the State Police, Union High School head football coach Travis Turner was officially listed as a missing person Sunday after he was last seen on Nov. 20.

Turner is now wanted on five counts of possession of child pornography and five counts of using a computer to solicit a minor. Police said additional charges are pending. Click here to read more.

 

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The Biden administration pressured at least 11 American airports to house illegal immigrants despite security warnings, a shocking new Senate report revealed Tuesday.

The Biden White House directed the Department of Transportation (DOT), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), and Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to identify airports where illegal migrants could be held and processed, according to Fox News, citing the 47-page report, entitled “Flight Risk.” In some instances, the Biden administration asked federal agencies to “divert … resources” to support the illegal migrants.

“The Biden-Harris administration made airports and aviation less secure,” the report states, “by allowing and encouraging aliens to shelter at U.S. airports, by allowing improperly vetted aliens to fly into and throughout the United States, and by diverting needed federal air marshals to the border.” Click here to read more.

WEXFORD COUNTY, Mich. — A pregnant Wexford County woman who was missing for three weeks has been found dead in the Manistee National Forest, according to searchers and local authorities, UpNorthLive reports.

Rebecca Kay Park, 22, was last seen on Nov. 3 outside a relative’s home in Boon Township, where witnesses say she entered a dark-colored vehicle before disappearing.

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There is no confirmed information about the status of her baby.

Up North Live reports, Her cellphone was later found abandoned along a nearby two-track road, raising concerns about her safety early in the investigation.

Search efforts intensified over the past several weeks as friends, family, volunteers, and community members scoured the region. Park, who was 39 weeks pregnant, had not contacted loved ones since the day she went missing.

On Monday, a searcher confirmed that Park’s body was located after 21 days missing, though officials have not released a cause of death. The Wexford County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate.

Park’s fiancé, Richard Falor, previously told reporters the disappearance was completely out of character, saying the two were always in communication. Friends also noted that Park never went anywhere alone.

Authorities say Park had recently received about $2,000 from a family inheritance, but friends maintained she had no intention of leaving the area on her own. A $10,000 reward had been offered for information leading to her safe return.

Anyone with information about Park’s movements on Nov. 3 or the dark-colored vehicle she entered is asked to contact the Wexford County Sheriff’s Office.