Cranberry Wilderness

Michael Hugh Cavalletti 56-year-old Michael Hugh Cavalletti is a retired Army colonel and his time in the Army taught him many valuable survival and outdoor skills.

Michael loved to explore the great outdoors and, according to reports, it is believed that he entered the Cranberry Wilderness on May 23, 2011.

His family said that it was unlike Michael to go on a hiking trip without telling anyone and after he failed to return home, he was reported missing.

A month later, on June 27, 2011, Michael's car was found abandoned by State Trooper Marka G.

Inside the car was a handwritten note that stated he was planning to hike on the North-South Trail from May 23 to May 27.

This discovery alarmed officers and a search of the north-south trail was conducted but they were unable to find any evidence of Michael.

Sent dogs, search and rescue crews, and volunteers all flocked to the Cranberry Wilderness to aid in the search for Michael.

But despite all this, the searchers came up empty-handed.

Number 3, Michael Hugh Camilletti.

56-year-old Michael Hugh Camilletti is a retired Army colonel, and his time in the Army taught him many valuable survival and outdoor skills Michael loved to explore the great outdoors and according to reports, it is believed that he entered the Cranberry Wilderness on May 23rd, 2011.

His family said that it was unlike Michael to go on a hiking trip without telling anyone, and after he failed to return home, he was reported missing.

A month later on June 27th, 2011, Michael's car was found abandoned by State Trooper Mark Agee.

Inside the car was a handwritten note that stated he was planning to hike on the North South Trail from May 23rd to May 27th.

This discovery alarmed officers and a search of the North South Trail was conducted, but they were unable to find any evidence of Michael.

Scent dogs, search and rescue crews, and volunteers all flocked to the Cranberry Wilderness to aid in the search for Michael.

But despite all this, the searchers came up empty-handed.

Michael Hugh Cavalletti 56-year-old Michael Hugh Cavalletti is a retired Army colonel and his time in the Army taught him many valuable survival and outdoor skills.

Michael loved to explore the great outdoors and, according to reports, it is believed that he entered the Cranberry Wilderness on May 23, 2011.

His family said that it was unlike Michael to go on a hiking trip without telling anyone and after he failed to return home, he was reported missing.

A month later, on June 27, 2011, Michael's car was found abandoned by State Trooper Marka G.

Inside the car was a handwritten note that stated he was planning to hike on the North-South Trail from May 23 to May 27.

This discovery alarmed officers and a search of the north-south trail was conducted but they were unable to find any evidence of Michael.

Sent dogs, search and rescue crews, and volunteers all flocked to the Cranberry Wilderness to aid in the search for Michael.

But despite all this, the searchers came up empty-handed.

Number 3 Michael Hugh Cameletti 56-year-old Michael Hugh Cameletti is a retired Army colonel, and his time in the Army taught him many valuable survival and outdoor skills.

Michael loved to explore the great outdoors, and according to reports, it is believed that he entered the Cranberry Wilderness on May 23, 2011.

His family said that it was unlike Michael to go on a hiking trip without telling anyone, and after he failed to return home, he was reported missing.

A month later, on June 27, 2011, Michael's car was found abandoned by State Trooper Marka G.

Inside the car was a handwritten note that stated he was planning to hike on the North-South Trail from May 23 to May 27.

This discovering alarmed officers and a search of the north-south trail was conducted but they were unable to find any evidence of Michael.

Sent dogs, search and rescue crews, and volunteers all flocked to the Cranberry Wilderness to aid in the search for Michael.

But despite all this, the searchers came up empty-handed.

Michael Hugh Cameletti 56-year-old Michael Hugh Cameletti is a retired Army colonel and his time in the Army taught him many valuable survival and outdoor skills.

Michael loved to explore the great outdoors and, according to reports, it is believed that he entered the Cranberry Wilderness on May 23rd, 2011.

His family said that it was unlike Michael to go on a hiking trip without telling anyone and after he failed to return home, he was reported missing.

A month later, on June 27th, 2011, Michael's car was found abandoned by State Trooper Marka G.

Inside the car was a handwritten note that stated he was planning to hike on the North-South Trail from May 23rd to May 27th.

This discovering alarmed officers and a search of the North-South Trail was conducted but they were unable to find any evidence of Michael.

Sent dogs, search and rescue crews, and volunteers all flocked to the Cranberry Wilderness to aid in the search for Michael.

But despite all this, the searchers came up empty-handed.

Michael Hugh Cameletti 56-year-old Michael Hugh Cameletti is a retired Army colonel and his time in the Army taught him many valuable survival and outdoor skills.

Michael loved to explore the great outdoors and, according to reports, it is believed that he entered the Cranberry Wilderness on May 23, 2011.

His family said that it was unlike Michael to go on a hiking trip without telling anyone and after he failed to return home, he was reported missing.

A month later, on June 27, 2011, Michael's car was found abandoned by State Trooper Marka G.

Inside the car was a handwritten note that stated he was planning to hike on the North-South Trail from May 23 to May 27.

This discovering alarmed officers and a search of the north-south trail was conducted but they were unable to find any evidence of Michael.

Sent dogs, search and rescue crews, and volunteers all flocked to the Cranberry Wilderness to aid in the search for Michael.

But despite all this, the searchers came up empty-handed.

56-year-old Michael Hugh Camilletti is a retired Army colonel, and his time in the Army taught him many valuable survival and outdoor skills.

Michael loved to explore the great outdoors and according to reports, it is believed that he entered the Cranberry Wilderness on May 23rd, 2011.

His family said that it was unlike Michael to go on a hiking trip without telling anyone, and after he failed to return home, he was reported missing.

A month later on June 27th, 2011, Michael's car was found abandoned by State Trooper Mark Agee.

Inside the car was a handwritten note that stated he was planning to hike on the North South Trail from May 23rd to May 27th.

This discovery alarmed officers and a search of the North South Trail was conducted, but they were unable to find any evidence of Michael.

Scent dogs, search and rescue crews, and volunteers all flocked to the Cranberry Wilderness to aid in the search for Michael.

But despite all this, the searchers came up empty-handed.

Michael Hugh Cavalletti 56-year-old Michael Hugh Cavalletti is a retired Army colonel and his time in the Army taught him many valuable survival and outdoor skills.

Michael loved to explore the great outdoors and, according to reports, it is believed that he entered the Cranberry Wilderness on May 23, 2011.

His family said that it was unlike Michael to go on a hiking trip without telling anyone and after he failed to return home, he was reported missing.

A month later, on June 27, 2011, Michael's car was found abandoned by State Trooper Marka G.

Inside the car was a handwritten note that stated he was planning to hike on the North-South Trail from May 23 to May 27.

This discovery alarmed officers and a search of the north-south trail was conducted but they were unable to find any evidence of Michael.

Sent dogs, search and rescue crews, and volunteers all flocked to the Cranberry Wilderness to aid in the search for Michael.

But despite all this, the searchers came up empty-handed.

This discovery alarmed officers and a search of the North-South Trail was conducted but they were unable to find any evidence of Michael.

Scent dogs, search and rescue crews, and volunteers all flocked to the Cranberry Wilderness to aid in the search for Michael.

But despite all this, the searchers came up empty-handed.

Since then, there's been no sign of Michael, and his family is now looking for answers and closure.

Michael was prone to leaving for trips without notice, but now almost a month had passed without any contact.

His brother reported missing on June 12th, 2014, and the Greene County Sheriff's Office began their search shortly after.

Investigators have stated that they believe Michael went to the Cranberry Wilderness in the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia.

On June 27th, 2014, state troopers came across Michael's car, and after running the license plates, they discovered it belonged to this missing man.

Michael Hugh Cavalletti 56-year-old Michael Hugh Cavalletti is a retired Army colonel and his time in the Army taught him many valuable survival and outdoor skills.

Michael loved to explore the great outdoors and, according to reports, it is believed that he entered the Cranberry Wilderness on May 23, 2011.

His family said that it was unlike Michael to go on a hiking trip without telling anyone and after he failed to return home, he was reported missing.

A month later, on June 27th, 2011, Michael's car was found abandoned by State Trooper Marka G.

Inside the car was a handwritten note that stated he was planning to hike on the North-South Trail from May 23rd to May 27th.

This discovery alarmed officers and a search of the north-south trail was conducted but they were unable to find any evidence of Michael.

Sent dogs, search and rescue crews, and volunteers all flocked to the Cranberry Wilderness to aid in the search for Michael.

But despite all this, the searchers came up empty-handed.