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Missing Washington County Man Found Deceased Thursday

Derek Nester
By Derek Nester

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office reported Thursday that a missing individual, 44-year-old Ben Berger, was located deceased on Thursday. The report indicates that his death does not appear to be suspicious.

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office reported Berger missing on Monday, February 19th after he was reported leaving his home approximately 3:39 p.m. on Saturday, February 17th in a red 2002 Nissan Xterra.

If anyone has details about this case, please contact the Washington County Sheriff’s Office at (785) 325-2293.

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