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Volunteers, search dogs, and an AirTag helped find a missing 81-year-old in the US

By Angelica Relente
Knutsen’s daughter said the Apple AirTag with her mother had pinged last near 60th Street East and Sumner Tapps Highway East. — Photo by Daniel Romero on Unsplash

All hands were on deck when an 81-year-old woman went missing Nov 23 in Sumner.

Jeanine Knutsen reunited with her family that night, about 12 hours after she was last seen at 15519 62nd St. Court E., at the Stafford Suites on Thanksgiving Day, The News Tribune reported.

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