Police say the trail has gone cold in the case of missing Clinton, Conn., lawyer Jonathan Hoyt, a business law attorney who was last seen in early July before he left behind his car and cryptic letters in which he confessed to embezzling funds from clients. Clinton Sgt. Joseph Flynn said Hoyt, who he estimates embezzled close to $700,000 from about a dozen clients, has "totally dropped off the grid" with no credit card or cell phone activity. Flynn added that he doesn't know if Hoyt is alive or dead.
October 15, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Police say the trail has gone cold in the case of missing Clinton, Conn., lawyer Jonathan Hoyt.
The 58-year-old business law attorney was last seen in early July before he left behind his tan 1999 Lexus and cryptic letters in which he confessed to embezzling funds from clients.
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