Authorities share new information in search for missing Wall Lake man

RIGHT NOW. WELL, THIS WALL LAKE MAN HAS BEEN MISSING FOR TWO WEEKS AND OFFICIALS AND VOLUNTEERS HAVE NO CLUES POINTING TO WHERE HE WENT. NOW THE FAMILY’S PLEADING FOR ANYONE WHO KNOWS ANYTHING TO PLEASE COME FORWARD. CASEY RS BO BEAU BOWMAN TALKED TO HIS WIFE, WHO IS DESPERATE FOR ANSWERS. IT’S BEEN MORE THAN TWO WEEKS SINCE DAVID SCHULTZ RETURNED TO HIS HOME HERE IN WALL LAKE AND WHILE THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF ACRES HAVE BEEN SEARCHED WITH NO LUCK, HIS FAMILY STILL ISN’T GIVING UP HOPE. THE SCHULTZ FAMILY HOME IS FULL OF PICTURES OF THEIR FATHER AND HUSBAND, DAVID EXHAUST PIPES AND THE VISOR AND THE DRAWINGS HIS SON MADE DEPICTING THE SEMI TRUCK INVESTIGATORS FOUND PARKED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE HIGHWAY WITH HIS PHONE AND WALLET INSIDE. NO ANSWERS AS TO WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENED. YOU TRY TO FIGURE IT OUT AND IT MAKES YOU CRAZY BECAUSE THERE’S NO ANSWER THAT MAKES SENSE FOR SCHULTZ’S WIFE, SARAH, NOT KNOWING IS WHAT’S HARDEST. IT’S WORSE THAN DEATH BECAUSE LOOK OUT THE WINDOW AND I JUST FEEL LIKE HE SHOULD BE COMING HOME. IT’S HUNTING SEASON FOR THE LAST TWO WEEKS, THE UNITED CAJUN NAVY AND DOZENS OF VOLUNTEERS HAVE SEARCHED MORE THAN 100,000 ACRES LOOKING FOR THE 53 YEAR OLD TO NO AVAIL. THEY’VE KIND OF SWITCHED GEARS NOW. THEY’VE SEARCHED OVER 100,000 ACRES AND AND KIND OF GETTING TO BELIEVE THAT HE’S NOT IN THE AREA. SARAH SCHULTZ SAYS THE UNITED CAJUN NAVY IS NOW WORKING TO PUT TOGETHER A REWARD WITH THE SAC COUNTY SHERIFF AND DETAILS ARE STILL BEING WORKED OUT. SHE SAYS SHE CAN’T BELIEVE THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE REACHED OUT WITH PRAYERS AND DONATIONS. I’M SO GRATEFUL FOR IT. I FEEL HELPLESS TO THANK, TO THANK ANYONE ENOUGH. LIKE THANK YOU. ISN’T. IT’S NOT ENOUGH. I DON’T KNOW HOW TO REPAY EVERYONE FOR THE KIND WORDS AND PRAYERS. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION THAT COULD HELP FIND SCHULTZ, YOU’RE ASKED TO CALL THE SAC COUNTY SHERIFF IN WALL LAKE BEA

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Authorities share new information in search for missing Wall Lake man

The Sac County Sheriff’s Office shared a news release on its Facebook page on Saturday, detailing their search for a Wall Lake man who has been missing for nearly three weeks. David Schultz, 53, was reported missing by his wife, Sarah Schultz, on Nov. 21. His semi-truck, with a load of pigs, was found in the middle of the road with his wallet and cell phone inside.Previous video above: Wall Lake man still missing 2 weeks later, no clues point to where he isSince his disappearance, the United Cajun Navy and dozens of volunteers have searched more than 100,000 acres for Schultz.In the release, the sheriff’s office detailed key information in the search: Investigators say Schultz left his Wall Lake home around 7 p.m. on Nov. 20.He went to pick up a load of pigs from a hog confinement in the Eagle Grove area. He left around 10:50 p.m.Around 11:15 p.m. that night, video shows Schultz was at a truck stop east of Fort Dodge on Highway 20 for 16 minutes. Schultz is then seen on DOT camera heading west in his semi. The sheriff’s office said cell phone data from his phone corroborates this timeline. Cell phone data shows Schultz’s phone traveling to the location where the semi was found — the intersection of D-15 and N-14. Data suggests the semi may have been there since 12:40 a.m. on Nov.21.Video surveillance was obtained from a business near Wieckman hog buying station in Sac City. It shows Schultz never made it there. Sarah Shultz reported her husband missing at 2:23 p.m. on Nov. 21 after learning he did not drop off a load of pigs at Wieckman’s.A Sac County Secondary Road employee reported that a semi had been at the intersection of D-15 and N-14 since early morning. Responding deputies determined the semi to be Schultz’s. His phone and wallet were found inside.The release said that the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation is assisting. They have confirmed that Schultz has not legally gone through a U.S. border crossing. They also discovered that a man named David Schultz took a one-way flight from Minneapolis to Phoenix, Arizona. However, their investigation found that it was not the David Schultz that is missing.If you know anything about Schultz’s disappearance, please contact the Sac County Sheriff’s Office at 712-662-7127 or your local law enforcement agency.

SAC COUNTY, Iowa —

The Sac County Sheriff’s Office shared a news release on its Facebook page on Saturday, detailing their search for a Wall Lake man who has been missing for nearly three weeks.

David Schultz, 53, was reported missing by his wife, Sarah Schultz, on Nov. 21. His semi-truck, with a load of pigs, was found in the middle of the road with his wallet and cell phone inside.

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Previous video above: Wall Lake man still missing 2 weeks later, no clues point to where he is

Since his disappearance, the United Cajun Navy and dozens of volunteers have searched more than 100,000 acres for Schultz.

In the release, the sheriff’s office detailed key information in the search:

  • Investigators say Schultz left his Wall Lake home around 7 p.m. on Nov. 20.
  • He went to pick up a load of pigs from a hog confinement in the Eagle Grove area. He left around 10:50 p.m.
  • Around 11:15 p.m. that night, video shows Schultz was at a truck stop east of Fort Dodge on Highway 20 for 16 minutes.
  • Schultz is then seen on DOT camera heading west in his semi. The sheriff’s office said cell phone data from his phone corroborates this timeline.
  • Cell phone data shows Schultz’s phone traveling to the location where the semi was found — the intersection of D-15 and N-14. Data suggests the semi may have been there since 12:40 a.m. on Nov.21.
  • Video surveillance was obtained from a business near Wieckman hog buying station in Sac City. It shows Schultz never made it there.
  • Sarah Shultz reported her husband missing at 2:23 p.m. on Nov. 21 after learning he did not drop off a load of pigs at Wieckman’s.
  • A Sac County Secondary Road employee reported that a semi had been at the intersection of D-15 and N-14 since early morning. Responding deputies determined the semi to be Schultz’s. His phone and wallet were found inside.

The release said that the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation is assisting. They have confirmed that Schultz has not legally gone through a U.S. border crossing. They also discovered that a man named David Schultz took a one-way flight from Minneapolis to Phoenix, Arizona. However, their investigation found that it was not the David Schultz that is missing.

If you know anything about Schultz’s disappearance, please contact the Sac County Sheriff’s Office at 712-662-7127 or your local law enforcement agency.

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