Monticello, NY – Missing 12-Year-Old Boy Has Been Found

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    12 yr old Ben Simontov MissingMonticello, NY Police, the Monticello Fire Department and Catskills Hatzolah are setting up a command post for a large search in an attempt to locate a missing 12 year old Monticello boy at the Hebrew Day School of Sullivan County located at 4718 Route 42 in Kiamesha Lake.

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    Benyamin Simantov-Linkov, originally from Brooklyn, was last seen leaving his residence at 30 Landfield Avenue at 1 PM yesterday, October 22nd, following an argument with a family member. The missing youth was wearing a white shirt, black pants and black shoes at the time of his disappearance and is said to be 5’2 and weigh 140 pounds.

    A police official, who spoke to VIN News on condition of anonymity due to the ongoing nature of the investigation, said that at the moment foul play is not suspected.

    **UPDATE**
    VIN News has confirmed that the missing 12-year-old boy has been found sleeping in an empty house across his family’s residence, aprox. 35 hours after he went missing.

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    JewishReporter
    JewishReporter
    13 years ago

    KJFD & KJ chavirim are otto help out in the search

    kingizzy
    kingizzy
    13 years ago

    Shreklach!!! I hope he is found soon!!

    Monseyite
    Monseyite
    13 years ago

    Chaveirim of rockland mobilizing at this time, New Square emergency services are calling in their members as well.

    JewishReporter
    JewishReporter
    13 years ago

    Fwd:  JewishReporter: MONTICELO U/D: The Tzuber Is Requested to say Thileim for the 12 y/o boy Biumen Burech Ben Chana should get find soon

    13 years ago

    “No foul play suspected.” They said the same thing about Leiby Kletzky hy”d until the very last minute. What is his name for davening?

    13 years ago

    Baruch hashem the article was updated to say that the police now report that there was no foul play so they obviously know what happened to this boy and it wasn’t somthing bad.

    newtransplant
    newtransplant
    13 years ago

    If he left after an argument I would assume he ran off to a friend who hid him without telling his parents or some such, I’m sure they’ll find him soon.

    Briskerrav
    Briskerrav
    13 years ago

    Why are we making the same mistake as last Time ?! Do we want another meshugener to panick ? Who knows what could end up with the boy ? We must be very careful not to make such a matzav as in the keltzky story…

    13 years ago

    why do the parents wake up today y not yesterday

    Misses
    Misses
    13 years ago

    Please keep us updated. I’m terribly nervous…..

    stamm
    stamm
    13 years ago

    Boruch Hashem! thanks Vin for posting so quickly! we are all so edgy!

    13 years ago

    Baruch hashem….next time we might not be so lucky.

    Shaul in Monsey
    Shaul in Monsey
    13 years ago

    Please Lipa hurry and get a video posted or we won’t know what to do now.

    shooki
    shooki
    13 years ago

    Obviously a troubled teen nebech. As you can see the parents waited a day before reporting him missing since they figured he’s playing lost after the argument. They knew he can be up to trouble! Hope someone guides them in the right direction.

    concerned_Jew
    concerned_Jew
    13 years ago

    Do you think the child with be given a psychiatric evaluation and the parents turned over to the child protective services?

    ALLAN
    ALLAN
    13 years ago

    Gee people, why all the bickering. Just be happy that he is alive and well. Be grateful to all of those who were willing to give their time and resources to help find him.