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Search Suspended For Nebraska Man Missing In South Dakota

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INTERIOR, S.D. (AP) — Authorities have suspended the search for a Nebraska man missing for nearly a month in Badlands National Park in southwestern South Dakota.

Thirty-nine-year-old Joshua Jacobsen, of Laurel, Nebraska, is believed to have entered the park on July 12. His vehicle was found in a campground on July 17.

Dozens of officials from several agencies including the South Dakota National Guard have since searched for Jacobsen in a helicopter and on the ground, using dogs.

Chief Ranger Casey Osback says no signs of Jacobsen have been found. He says the search has been suspended but the investigation remains open.

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