Dad who went missing during family trip found dead in river
- The remains of Robert Loren Bacon, 52, were discovered in the Cass River on January 4 after an 8-day search, according to the Frankenmuth Police Department.
- Bacon was last seen on December 27 at the Bavarian Inn Lodge, where he met his daughters and mother, and was reported missing on December 30.
- His preliminary cause of death appears to be drowning, though the Saginaw County Medical Examiner's Office is working on a final determination.
- The Frankenmuth Police Department stated that the investigation into Bacon's death is ongoing, with multiple agencies involved in the search efforts.
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Dad who went missing during family trip found dead in river
Robert Loren Bacon (right) disappeared after going to his car (left) to get something while meeting his family at the Bavarian Inn Lodge (Pictures: Missing People In America) A father who vanished while on a family holiday trip has been found dead in a river as mystery continues to shroud the case. The remains of Robert Loren Bacon, 52, were discovered at 2pm on Saturday by a dive team scouring the Cass River close to Heritage Park in Michigan,…
Dad leaves teens at Michigan resort pool to 'grab something from his car,' never returns; body found · American Wire News
After going missing while on vacation with his teenage daughters, the body of a Michigan father was located as the investigation around his death remained “ongoing.” “He never returned to his family at the pool…” (Video: WNEM) Only days after Christmas, 52-year-old Robert Loren Bacon had reportedly been at the Bavarian Inn Lodge in Frankenmuth, Michigan where he was meeting his 13-year-old and 15-year-old daughters with their grandma. More than…


Robert Loren Bacon found dead over a week after vanishing while on vacation with teen daughters
A father of two has been found dead over a week after telling his teen daughters he had to "grab something from the car" during a family trip at a Michigan resort — and was never seen again.
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