Nebraska family seeks answers seven years after man vanishes

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 23:02 · Archive

Christopher Loupin disappeared from a campground in Elm Creek, Nebraska in November 2019, leaving behind his coat, wallet and phone.

Christopher Loupin has been missing from Elm Creek, Nebraska for nearly seven years. In November 2019, he was finishing up a project in Lexington when he returned to the 4 Seasons Campground. He was reportedly acting strangely in the early morning hours before disappearing sometime after 1 a.m., leaving his coat, wallet and mobile phone behind.

Loipin was described in his missing persons report as a white male, five-foot-10 and weighing 180 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. He was wearing a white cut-off shirt, dark coloured shorts and black and white shoes when he vanished. He has a cross tattoo on his upper left arm and a six-inch scar on his right arm.

His parents, Eddie and Christina Loupin, say he was a happy man who loved to cook, eat and spend time with his family. He left behind two parents, four brothers and three daughters. His mother said she never imagined something like this would happen to their family. As of Thursday, 487 people were listed in Nebraska State Patrol's missing persons clearinghouse.

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• Nebraska family still seeking answers 7 years after Christopher Loupin vanished from Elm CreekAs of Thursday afternoon, there are 487 missing people listed in Nebraska State Patrol's missing persons clearinghouse. Ahead of the third annual Nebraska Missing Persons Day, 10/11 is featuring one of their stories.WOWT · 15 Oct, 22:46
• Nebraska family still seeking answers 7 years after Christopher Loupin vanished from Elm CreekAs of Thursday afternoon, there are 487 missing people listed in Nebraska State Patrol's missing persons clearinghouse. Ahead of the third annual Nebraska Missing Persons Day, 10/11 is featuring one of their stories.1011Now · 15 Oct, 22:46

In this story: Christopher Loupin · Eddie Loupin · Christina Loupin · Elm Creek · Nebraska · Lexington · Nebraska State Patrol

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