Police are asking for the public’s help in finding a man who went missing after hiking Little Si near North Bend on Aug. 15.
Authorities say Mohamed was last seen at a club meeting at Bellevue College, but he attended virtually while hiking in the Little Si area.
On Friday, the King County Sheriff’s Office Guardian 1 helicopter performed an aerial search for him, but could not find him. Over the weekend, King County Search and Rescue crews also searched through the Little Si hiking area, but found nothing. Authorities tracked his cellphone data before his phone died, which showed a tight location ping of 300 meters near the Snoqualmie Valley Trail next to I-90 milepost 32. Authorities in Alaska launched the search after finding the couple's vehicle abandoned and learning that they had never checked out of their Airbnb.
Mohamed is described as being 6’1", weighing around 155 pounds. He has brown hair, brown eyes, is clean-shaven and has scars on his eyebrows.Anyone who has seen him or knows where he might be is asked to call the SPD at 425-888-333, or call 911.
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