Sherry Arnold, 43, was last seen leaving her home in Sidney, Montana to go for a run on Saturday morning. Her husband, Gary, called the police when she didn’t return after several hours. By noon, the Sidney Police Dept. had organized a ground search with over 300 citizens.
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By 3:30 p.m., the police department found a running shoe that has been positively identified as belonging to Sherry, on the northeastern part of town called the Truck Route.
On Sunday more than 1,000 people showed up to help search for Sherry, but the police dept. could not handle that large of a number of people, so they limited it to approximately 500, according to KTVQ news. Aerial searches were done on Sunday along with search dogs.
“We could do a lot of what ifs. We have one piece of evidence. We are handling it as a missing person. There were no indications that signs of anything. But the shoe was found a little ways away from the road in a ditch,” said Police Chief Bob Burnison.
A new search will begin on Monday, and a new search center will be designated.
Sherry is 5’10”, 140 pounds with black hair. She was wearing a blue sweatshirt with a white stripe, red nylon pants with black leggings.
Sherry’s normal running route was near Sidney Country Club, the walking path, the truck route and cemetery road.
If you have any information about the disappearance of Sherry, please call 406-433-2919.
