Missing Michigan Family Found Safe -- But The Reason For Their Disappearance Is So Disturbing

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A missing family of four has been found safe… maybe not so sound? Last Thursday Michigan State Police put out a public statement requesting help in locating the Cirigliano family: Anthony and Suzette (above, left) and their teenage sons Brandon and Noah.

The entire family had been missing from their home in Fremont, Michigan since Sunday, according to the release. That’s also when patriarch Anthony was “exhibiting paranoid behaviors.” Related: Adidas Officially Ends Partnership With Kanye West — Read Their Statement! Specifically, the 51-year-old called 911 and began by telling the dispatcher “everyone is OK” — but then launched into a very strange series of statements.

He told her: Well, that’s a relief. He added that an officer in the Fremont Police Department “knows” him and also that he was “a Christian,” so everything was OK.

He continued: He then asked again for her to send help. Reasonably, the 911 operator asked if there were weapons in the home, to which the father responded, “Not even a BB gun.” You can hear the full call (below): According to Fremont Police Chief Tom Rodwell, a couple officers did stop by and speak with Tony “at length” after which they “just were concerned about his mental well-being.” They also checked to make sure his family was safe.