Police and the Watertown community are looking for a missing man.
David Riemens is a 60-year-old stonemason who lives on a farm with Dr. Donald Nuessle.
On Wednesday, Riemens went to meet with a 70- to 80-year-old man, and together they drove out to meet with a contractor about a possible job. However, they never made it back.
Riemens left his truck at the Dollar General in Watertown, but there is no sign of him.
Nuessle thinks something happened to Riemens and the other man, possibly an accident, and they haven't been found yet.
The job was a stone foundation on a house that was being built for the man's son or daughter and their spouse. Nuessle doesn't know if the other man's family knows he is missing because he hasn't been reported as such.
Riemens was supposed to leave to go visit his family in Michigan, but now his family is coming here to help look for him.
Police have confirmed that he is missing, but they don't think foul play is involved.
If you have any information, please contact the Wilson County Sheriff's Department. There is a missing case file on Riemens.
Source: http://www.wsmv.com/story/19258970/artist-vanishes-police-seeking-leads
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