Missing CSU doctorate student
The Albany County, Wyo., Sheriff’s Department is searching for a
CSU student who has been missing since last week.
Daniel Derezinski’s car was found abandoned and unlocked
Thursday on Hermosa Road with the driver-side door open. Hermosa is
a dirt road 18 miles south of Laramie, Wyo., and two and a half
miles off Highway 287, the most direct route from Fort Collins to
Laramie.
Derezinski is a student in his late 30s and is studying for a
doctorate in criminology through the sociology department. He also
taught the research methods lab in the fall 2003 semester.
His friends and family have not seen or talked to him since
April 5, said Lt. Mike Garcia of the Albany County Sheriff’s
Department.
The department has searched the area on foot, horseback, by
four-wheelers and by airplane and currently has no leads, Garcia
said.
Derezinski’s friends and family were unaware of him having any
travel plans to Wyoming, Garcia said.
“It’s very odd,” said Lou Swanson, the sociology department
chair. “We really are completely baffled that nothing has turned
up, and (the sheriff’s department) have done complete
searches.”
Anyone who has information about Derezinski should call the
Albany County Sheriff’s Department at (307) 721-2526 or the Larimer
County Sheriff’s Office at 498-5163.
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