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Search for Missing 2-Year-Old in Siletz Continues as Authorities Expand Efforts

Lincoln County, Oregon – March 8, 2025 – The search for 2-year-old Dane Paulsen, who went missing from his home in Siletz a week ago, remains ongoing as authorities ramp up their efforts to locate the young child. The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, in collaboration with several partner agencies, has continued its extensive search operations, including daily water searches utilizing specialized equipment and trained personnel.

According to the latest update from the Sheriff’s Office, investigators are diligently following up on incoming tips while focusing on areas of interest in and around the Siletz area. Despite the challenges of the search, the authorities have not slowed their efforts, with the ongoing use of watercraft to conduct thorough searches in local bodies of water.

The search for Dane began on March 1, when he was last seen playing in his yard. Since then, the investigation has spanned a wide range of locations, with law enforcement and volunteer search teams combing through wooded areas, streams, and nearby terrain.

Authorities have not released new information regarding the circumstances of Dane’s disappearance but have emphasized their commitment to bringing him home. The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office has asked the public to continue providing any relevant tips that could aid in the investigation.

The community has rallied behind the search effort, with local volunteers offering support and resources, hoping to help bring closure to Dane’s family.

The search for Dane Paulsen continues as authorities remain hopeful that their combined efforts will lead to a positive outcome. For now, the search remains active, and water searches are expected to continue indefinitely.

Anyone with information about Dane’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.

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