Missing man found safe in Marysville | Issaquah Reporter

Missing man found safe in Marysville

James Buettgen was found in Marysville Saturday morning.

By Daniel Nash • December 19, 2015 6:20 pm

James Buettgen

An 83-year-old man who was reported missing Sunday has been found safe.

James Buettgen was found in Marysville Saturday morning. He was taken to a hospital and family members were notified of his discovery.

Buettgen had been reported missing by family Sunday, Dec. 13. Issaquah police sent out a public notice of his disappearance Wednesday.

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