Reward increased in the disappearance of Wesley Wolosecky | News

The reward fund for information leading to the safe return of Wesley Wolosecky or for information about a crime if it has been committed against him has increased to $4200.  Wesley’s family and friends are offering this reward through Silent Observer in the hopes that someone will come forward and share what they know about his disappearance.

In the evening hours of October 17, 2011, Wesley Wolosecky went missing after checking himself out of Spectrum Butterworth Hospital.  Wesley, 33, had been hospitalized with a medical condition and reports are that he was somewhat disorientated when he left the hospital at 9:30 p.m. Apparently Wesley had no coat, no money, no identification, cell phone or transportation to his family’s home when he left Spectrum Butterworth that night and that coupled with his medical condition and previous closed head injury, everyone is concerned. 

Anyone with information about this case is urged to call Grand Rapids Police at 456-3604 or Silent Observer at 774-2345. Those with information may also leave an anonymous tip at www.silentobserver.org.