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Missing eastern Iowa man found

November 18, 2009 By Matt Kelley

A man who went missing Saturday night in eastern Iowa was found today. The Benton County Sheriff’s office confirms that 22-year-old John Skalsky, Jr. was found alive, but badly injured, over the noon hour. Family, friends and strangers had been searching for him since Sunday.

Skalsky did not have a car and left his home in Blairstown Saturday evening to walk to a party in Norway, nine miles away. He never made it. A family member told KCRG-TV that Skalsky was found near train tracks between the two towns and had apparently jumped off a train. He was taken to University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City.

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