More Details Released on Located Missing Girls from Genoa City

By: Justin Thompson-Gee Facebook | Twitter

Posted: Jan 12, 2017 10:19 AM CDT | Updated: Jan 12, 2017 1:55 PM CDT

In a press release, the Genoa City Police Department said they had been contacted by Mission, Kansas police at 3:58 AM on Wednesday, January 11. Kansas police made contact with an incoherent man without shoes. After 45 minutes police were able to determine the identity of the man as Scott Hogel. When police in Kansas looked up Hogel they discovered that he was connected to the missing Genoa City girls.

Hogel eventually led police to a hotel where Tiffany and the missing girls were located in Overland Park, Kansas.

The girls were taken into protective custody and were waiting to be picked up and taken back home to Wisconsin.

UPDATE: Missing Genoa City Girls Found Safe in Kansas

On Tuesday morning, Tiffany Brick left her home in the Village of Genoa City with her two children against an order through the County of Walworth. Tiffany was not allowed to leave her home with the children without supervision.