LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A couple from Indianapolis that were missing in Nevada while on their way to Tucson are now found on Tuesday, April 5 according to a tweet sent out by the Nye County Sheriff.
Investigators did not say how the couple is doing or exactly where they were found. Their family members want to see a change in Nevada law enforcement policies.
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More information on how they were found will be released once available.
Missing Couple Found https://t.co/fAhpIcoQig pic.twitter.com/wpxqjLa7gc
— Nye County Sheriff (@NyeSheriff) April 6, 2022
From April 4, 2022:
According to the Esmeralda County Sheriff's Office, Ronnie and Beverley Barker's phone last pinged on March 28 on the Coaldale area, approximately 40 miles west of Tonopah along U.S. 95/U.S. 6. However, the couple's nephew Travis Peters says the ping was on March 27.
The couple left Albany, Oregon on March 26, bound for Tucson — but they never arrived.
The Barkers were traveling in a white 2015 Sunseeker motorhome with black decals and Indiana license plate C128H. The RV was pulling a 2020 Kia Soul on a car dolly, sheriff's officials said.
Police say both 72-year-old Ronnie and 69-year-old Beverley Barker and their vehicles have been entered into a missing person database.
Anyone with information on the Barkers' whereabouts is asked to contact Esmeralda County deputies at 775-485-6370.
