A Connecticut judge who was reported missing while visiting relatives has been found in a Texas hospital, authorities said Thursday. William Lewis, 75, suffered a heart attack and was brought in to St. Luke's Hospital without identification, according to a police spokeswoman, who said medical personnel recognized the judge after seeing his picture on newscasts.
September 19, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A Connecticut judge reported missing while visiting relatives in Texas has been found after medical staff at a hospital recognized him as their patient, authorities said Thursday.
William Lewis, 75, was last seen Wednesday, driving a tan 1999 Chevy truck with Texas license plates near Rice University, on the city’s southwest side.
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