By james art 
Sioux Falls SD (Kelo) -12-year-old Crofton, a Nebraska boy who disappeared on Monday, was found safe, confirmed Kelland News County’s office.
Knox County, Sheriff’s Sheriff’s office, said on social media that it was found by a local farmer about five miles north of Croofton, Nebraska.
The farmer informs the sheriff’s office that he has found Holdon (Duncan) to hide in a shelter belt. The local farmer fixes a sandwich to eat the performance and then lifted it to this place.
The County County Sheriff’s service said the plan is to complete the investigation and make sure that Holden is medically stable and is good to go home and reunite with his family as soon as possible.
Holdon was last seen in the Crowthry High School area at 16:15 on October 21. It was reported to disappear at 21:50 on the same day.
According to the press release, this is not the first time Holdon has not returned after school. The publication notes that Holden’s legitimate name is Holdon, but it also passes with Duncan’s surname.
The demand was conducted by organizations in the Sheriff’s office of Knox County, Nebraska Games and Parks Commission, State Patrol of Nebraska, Search and Rescue of the County of Yancton, Bloomfield & Lindy Fire and Rescue, Santee Fire and Rescue, Yankton Police Defield
Dixon County County Sheriff K9 and many other coordinated demand for the city of Croofton and the area on foot and in the air, using drones and helicopter on October 23. The FBI was also connected.
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