Authorities in Lincoln Township are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing woman last seen this afternoon, having voiced concern for her health and safety.
On their Facebook page and through other bulletins, the Lincoln Township Police Department says they are asking for help in finding 57-year old Anna Hyszcak, a while female pictured in the photo accompanying this story on Moody on the Market.com.
Hyszczak was last seen in the area of John Beers Road and Notre Dame Avenue around 2pm this afternoon, Tuesday, October 3, 2017, and search parties have been scanning the Grand Mere Park neighborhood and all along that woody area this evening.
She was last seen wearing a blue hospital shirt and black shorts. Police say they are concerned for her health and safety, and ask anyone with information regarding her whereabouts to contact their department with additional information. You can reach the department at 429-2444.
*****UPDATE*****UPDATE*****UPDATE*****UPDATE at 11:45am on Wednesday, October 4, 2017:
This update has been provided by the Lincoln Township Police Department this morning as the search continues:
MISSING PERSON UPDATE:
The Lincoln Township Police are asking for assistance in locating a missing 57 year old white female with medical conditions. Anna Hyszczak was last seen by her family at approximately 1:15 p.m. on October 4th when she left her home near Cherry Lane and Orchard Drive, riding her bike. Family members searched for her in places that she has been known to frequent in the past. At approximately 3 p.m., a family member located her bike in the 5600 block of Notre Dame in Lincoln Township, leaning against a fence post about 25 yards into a wooded area, along an old driveway. Family searched the wooded area but were unable to locate her. At approximately 5 p.m., her family contacted the Lincoln Township Police for assistance with locating her. Lincoln Township Police Officers searched the area with the help of Lincoln Township Fire Department, Berrien County Sheriff Department K9, and the Michigan State Police K9 unit. Searchers were unable to locate her so a Michigan State Police Helicopter with thermal capability was requested to search the area. After an unsuccessful search with the thermal technology, the search was called off due to darkness. The search was resumed the following morning with the assistance of Lincoln Township Fire, a Cass County Deputy with a bloodhound, along with Berrien County Deputies and Michigan State Troopers. The search is ongoing.
Anna Hyszczak’s information is posted on The Lincoln Township Facebook page. The Lincoln Township Police asks anyone with any information to contact the Lincoln Township Police Department at 269-429-2444.
