Craig Finne, 61, is missing since July. Please contact Palm Desert Sheriff.

Craig Finne, 61 years-old, was last heard from on June 21, 2018 and was reported missing July 15, 2018.

He is a white male, about 5 feet, 11 inches tall, weighing 180 pounds with brown eyes and grey hair.

Mr. Finne is transient and typically lived out of his vehicle, which was found July 22, at the Tool Box Springs Campground near Idyllwild

Mr.Finne has been known to stay with his mother at the Brookdale Mirage Inn in Rancho Mirage, behind the Walmart in Palm Desert, and with unknown friends in Orange County.

Mr. Finne is an avid hiker and camper. The Tool Box Springs Campground, where his vehicle was located, is in the area of the “Cranston Fire,” which began on July 25 and burned 13,139 acres.

If you know the whereabouts of Mr. Finne or have seen him in your area, please contact the Palm Desert Sheriff Station at 760-836-1600 and refer to case # S-18-196-0022.

The Palm Desert Sheriff’s provided the following social media connections for Mr. Finne:

Facebook — Craig Finne or cfinnel
Twitter — @cfinne
Youtube — Craig Finne or cfinne
50MEGS — cfinne

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