Search Expands for Missing Person Tyler Allen

The parents of a missing 20-year-old Western Springs native have asked for help expanding search efforts throughout the country.

Berry and Sheryl Allen listed places where their son, Tyler Berry, may have gone, including Utah, Nevada, California, Seattle, Washington and Austin, Texas.

They said Tyler Allen, a sophomore at the University of Colorado, could be traveling on routes from Boulder to San Francisco or Los Angeles.

They’ve asked for help distributing a flyer, particularly around music venues, bus and train stations, youth hostels, Salvation Army posts, hospitals, mental care clinics and homeless shelters.

“This would be a monumental task to micro-manage; therefore, we are hoping that through your efforts it spreads organically and it leads to finding Tyler,” the family wrote on the Find Tyler page on Facebook.

For more information or to coordinate a search group, contact Jenny Lancaster at lancasterj@comcast.net.

The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office has ruled out the possibility that a body reportedly found Saturday evening at Gross Reservoir is connected to Tyler Allen, according to The Denver Post. A sergeant said that incident is “very strongly not related” to Tyler Allen, The Denver Post reported.

Anyone with information on Allen’s whereabouts should contact Detective Sarah Cantu at 303-441-4328. Anyone who has information but wants to remain anonymous may contact the Northern Colorado Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or 1-800-444-3776.

Photos via Facebook.

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