Where is the Missing Veteran? Donnie Erwin Search!

Donald Erwin was last seen at approximately 9:30 AM on 12/29/13. He
was driving a silver 2002 Hyundai Elantra bearing Missouri license
MK6-E3P. He was last seen wearing a blue coat, blue jean pants and
gray loafers. Erwin is missing his left leg above the knee and has a scar
on his left arm from elbow to wrist. He may be using crutches.
We believe Donnie drove his Silver 2002 Hyundai Elantra in a body of water. The Elantra was equipped with a tracking device for the dealership were the car was porched. The last time it was pinged the car was south on Donnie's home in Lebanon Missouri.
Donnie Served in the US Navy. According to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), an average of 17.6 veterans die by suicide every day in the United States. This translates to approximately 6,400 veteran suicides per year.
Donnie Erwin Search • Missing Veteran Search...
Pomme De Terre Lake
Searching at Dam Site Park, Hermitage State Park Ramp and Nemo.
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[@IceQueenB]

It's very cool that Nate volunteered to assist, too. (Giggled at your getting in with strangers joke). You do a very thorough job of your searches.

[@anniecallahan3945]

You were so respectful throughout. May God bless you

[@patriciabee.]

Hello! New subscriber and I just have to tell you how much I like your tech touches (?). The arrows, highlighted areas, etc. It’s something small but it makes the area covered a bit easier to see as someone who doesn’t boat or dive or do much on water.
You’re really putting in hard work rowing! Your perseverance and tenacity is impressive. I saw on my local news (Illinois) that Mr. Erwin was found and I’m watching your playlist while I wait for the full updated video. The least I can do is subscribe and give you some views. I hope others do the same.
Thank you! ♥️

[@echo-divers]

Thanks!

[@manuel12573]

Glad you found him!

[@patriciabee.]

Be safe!

[@katarinavina]

What is the range of travel for him?

[@echo-divers]

We believe he would have only gone 75-90 mi