Robbie McGrath UP’08 Missing Since Sunday
We are following up on a tip we received with the following information:
Robert “Robbie” McGrath was last seen around 4 PM on Sunday April 18, 2010 in downtown State College, PA. He graduated in December 2009 and was in town visiting friends.
He is 5’9” weighs about 180 pounds with dark brown hair and blue eyes. Robbie was last seen wearing a black hat, Pittsburgh Penguins T-shirt, blue and white Penn State windbreaker, jeans and white sneakers.
His car is a mid to early- 90s Oldsmobile that is dark red with “OBX”, a mustang and Pittsburgh Penguins bumper stickers.
We’ll have more information as it comes in.
Update 3:37 pm: We spoke to the State College police department, they are currently treating the case as a “request for assistance” not a Missing Persons case. They do not suspect foul play and stated that the case is being handled by Robbie’s hometown police station near Pittsburgh.
Update 2:02 pm: A Facebook group has been created to help find Robbie. It currently has 319 members.
Update 12:36 pm: We have been told that Robbie was last seen walking on Garner towards the lot on Burrowes where his car was parked.
Update 9:19 am: We have a picture of Robbie courtesy of a friend of his.
Update 1:00 am: Information is being directed towards the State College Police Department.
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