According to Plymouth Police, a guy from Plymouth who had been missing since Tuesday was discovered deceased on Saturday.
The age of Rodney Riviello was 69.
At approximately 11:15 a.m. on Tuesday, Riviello was released from Beth Israel Plymouth Hospital and was not seen again. According to his family, he had a history of dementia and had just been in the Plymouth region for roughly eighteen months.
For the past four days, he has been sought for by South Shore residents and emergency personnel. A $5,000 reward has been given for information that leads to Riviello’s safe return.
Journalist Bob Ward of Boston 25 News received a statement from his family.
The family remarked, “We are devastated by our dad’s passing.” “This whole experience has been incredibly challenging and unbelievable. The only solace we have found this week has been clinging to the hope that dad will return home safely and depending on the amazing support that our friends, family, the media, and the Plymouth community have provided for us.
Journalist Bob Ward of Boston 25 News received a statement from his family.
The family remarked, “We are devastated by our dad’s passing.” “This whole experience has been incredibly challenging and unbelievable. This week, the only solace we’ve found has been clinging to the hope that dad would return home safely and relying on the incredible support that our family, friends, the media, and the community of Plymouth have shown us.”
In a statement, the Plymouth Police Department and Plymouth Fire Department expressed their deepest sympathies to Mr. Riviello’s family and loved ones. Chiefs Flynn and Foley would like to express their gratitude to everyone who helped in this week’s hunt.
The police statement said, “An update will be provided in the coming days. No further information is available at this time.” “The Chiefs are requesting that the privacy wishes of the family be honoured.”
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