Maine Warden Serviced called to search for missing 80-year-old Manchester Man found him deceased

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MANCHESTER, Maine(WGME) — The Maine Warden Service put out an alert looking for 80-year-old Malcom Lyons of Manchester who went missing after leaving his residence at 16 Buck Trail in Manchester to go for a walk at around 8:30 Saturday morning. Saturday afternoon they reported he was found deceased in the woods behind his home by State Police Sergeant Scott Dalton and his K9 around 1:10 pm Saturday afternoon. His body will be examined by a state medical examiner.

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