36-year-old man is considered missing and endangered
Robert Chris Goy may have intended to take his own life
Updated: 2:32 p.m. MDT September 30, 2023
Robert Chris Goy left his home on Osage Orange Road NE on foot around 3 p.m. Friday. He was wearing a black T-shirt, khaki shorts and black shoes and has not been heard from since, an Albuquerque police news release said. He is considered an endangered and missing person and police are asking for the public’s help looking for him. Goy had his cell phone with him, but it was tracked for the last time on the La Luz Trail before it was turned off, the release said. Goy may have intended to commit suicide in the mountains, the statement said. Anyone with information about where Goy may have gone is asked to notify APD or his husband, Alex Friebly, at 908-894-8833.
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico –
Robert Chris Goy left his home on Osage Orange Road NE on foot around 3 p.m. Friday. He was wearing a black T-shirt, khaki shorts and black shoes and has not been heard from since, an Albuquerque police news release said.
Goy is considered an endangered and missing person and police are asking for the public’s help in finding him.
Goy had his cell phone with him, but it was tracked for the last time on the La Luz Trail before it was turned off, the release said. Goy may have intended to commit suicide in the mountains, the press release said.
Anyone with information about where Goy may have gone is asked to notify APD or his husband, Alex Friebly, at 908-894-8833.
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