Retired United States Air Force Major-General William 'Neil' McCasland has been missing for nearly two weeks after he left his Albuquerque, New Mexico home on foot. The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office reported that he was last seen on February 27, and there has been no contact with his family or friends since that time. This unusual absence has raised concerns among his loved ones, leading the sheriff’s office to issue a public appeal for information to aid in locating him. They are emphasizing the importance of community involvement in the search effort.

The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office is actively collaborating with the FBI and other agencies in their search for McCasland. According to officials, they have not found any evidence indicating foul play in his disappearance, which suggests that he may not have left under negative circumstances. The investigation remains ongoing, and authorities continue to explore various leads and cues. Families and friends describe McCasland as someone who is typically in touch with those around him, intensifying worries about his well-being.

As the search continues, the community has been urged to remain vigilant and report any sightings or information related to McCasland. The case highlights the importance of cooperation between local and federal agencies in missing person cases and the role of public awareness in supporting such investigations. With hope still persistent, the sheriff’s office and the FBI are rallying community members to help assist in bringing this retired military leader home safely.