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St. Louis County Sheriff's Office News Release

Incident Date: 

August 6th, 2019

Incident Time: 

2:30 pm 

Incident location:

At Home Living - Canosia Township

Name: 

Priscilla Joy Sohm 

Age:

25

Address:

At Home Living - Canosia Township

Incident Summary:

The St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance with locating PRISCILLA JOY SOHM, a 25 year old Native American female who left the At Home Living group home facility in Canosia Township on July 21^st, 2019. SOHM has a history of leaving the home without permission and was recently missing for approximately one month in May 2019, before being located in Superior, WI. SOHM is described as having black hair, brown eyes, approximately 5’8”, and weighing 150 pounds.

If anyone has information about SOHM’S whereabouts, you are asked to please call 911, or the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office Investigations Division at 218-336-4350.

Authority: Investigator Nick Voltzke

Date: August 6, 2019                                                          Time:  2:45 pm

Additional Information or Update:

The St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office is still in search of information regarding the whereabouts of Priscilla Sohm. Over the past month Priscilla has been in contact with her family. Unfortunately, she is unwilling to come home or ask for assistance.

Priscilla is diagnosed with mental health issues that designate her as vulnerable. She is believed to be accompanied by a friend named Joseph Reynolds. 

On August 13^th, Priscilla was observed in downtown Duluth however she was gone before law enforcement could locate her. She is still likely to be in the Duluth/Superior Area.

Anyone with information regarding Priscilla Sohm is asked to call the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office Investigative Division at 218-336-4350 or 911

Authority: Sgt. Wade Rasch 218-969-2855    Date:  8/21/2019                      Time: 12:30

Additional Information or Update:

Priscilla Sohm was located this morning and brought to a local hospital by the Hermantown Police Department. She was not far from the Kings Creek Park area of Hermantown. I concerned caller had reported to 911 that people may have been camping in the area.  She appeared to be in good health.

The Sheriff’s Office would like to thank the public and our local news media for their assistance in helping locate Priscilla.

Authority: Sgt. Wade Rasch 218-969-2855    Date:  8/23/2019                      Time: 12:15