Adam Wacholder Has Been Missing From Cape Cod For Nearly A Month

FALMOUTH, MA — The Falmouth Police Department issued a missing person alert in June for Adam Wacholder, 44, of Falmouth.

It's been nearly a month since he first went missing on June 13, according to a Facebook page created by his mother, Peggy Lynn.

In a post on that page, Lynn said Wacholder "has been bravely living with mental illness and epilepsy for many years."

She continued:

"Adam is a kind and gentle soul. He has built a good life in Falmouth. Adam works at Stop & Shop. He frequents Planet Fitness, Tai Chiat the Rec. and Fairwinds. He uses Ubers, cabs, busses and the kindness of friends to get around. He has many friends, neighbors and coworkers who love him and a family who is fervently praying for his return."

Wacholder went missing from 587 Gifford St., police said.

At this point, there is growing concern that he might run out of his "vital medication."

Listed as a white male, 6'1" in height and 220 pounds, Wacholder has brown eyes and black and white hair, police said. Police noted that he "suffers from mental health conditions."

Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Wacholder is asked to contact the Falmouth Police Department at 774-255-4527.