Missing Williams Boy Found!

Missing Williams Boy Found! – On Thursday afternoon, a 13-year-old boy named Gryffyn Edens went missing from his home in Williams, Arizona. His family reported him missing around 6 p.m. after he did not return home early that afternoon. Video surveillance from a hotel near the family’s home showed Gryffyn climbing down his front porch and walking north towards Cureton Park just after 1 p.m.

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Missing Williams Boy Found!

The search for Gryffyn began immediately with Williams police officers and firefighters, the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue Team, deputies, and local residents all joining in the efforts. As snowfall increased through the night, the search grew in scope, with police asking volunteers to search areas around their own homes and any neighborhood buildings where someone could hide or escape the weather.

Gryffyn Edens is a high-functioning, special needs child who has a speech impediment and hearing loss. He was found safe and sound on Friday morning around 9 a.m. by an employee of Canyon Gateway RV Park. The employee found Gryffyn wandering around the park. He was evaluated by medical personnel and was found to be in good health.

The news of Gryffyn’s safe return brought relief to the entire community, who had been praying for his safe return. Williams police department thanked everyone who participated in the search for Gryffyn and for the outpouring of support from the community during this difficult time.

It is not yet known how Gryffyn managed to wander off and why he was at the RV Park. The investigation is ongoing, but for now, the most important thing is that he is safe and back with his family. This incident serves as a reminder to always be aware of our surroundings and to keep an eye out for those who may be in need of assistance. The community came together to ensure the safe return of a child and it is a shining example of the power of collective effort and compassion.