The best possible resolution has happened in the case of the missing father of Cincinnati Bengals’ DB Mackensie Alexander. Jean Odney Alexandre, 65, was found to be alive Thursday when he walked up to a ranger station in Florida.
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MR. ALEXANDRE HAS BEEN LOCATED!!!
AT 7:15 THIS MORNING, HE WALKED UP TO THE RANGER STATION AT THE KISSIMMEE PRAIRIE PRESERVE STATE PARK. HE IS IN GOOD HEALTH AND WILL BE TURNED OVER TO FAMILY MEMBERS.— Okeechobee Sheriff (@OkeeSheriff) August 27, 2020
The strange story started Monday when Alexandre (different last name spelling of his son) when palmetto berry picking and did not return. He was reported as missing.
His son left Bengals camp to help with the search. When Alexander was in Florida he wound up being arrested on a battery charge with a high school teammate for assaulting the person his father went with on the trip.
Alexander, 26, was released on $2,000 bond Wednesday. He is expected to plead not guilty at a future arraignment date.
That man said he went searching for Alexandre for three hours with no luck.
