Silver Alert canceled after 86-year-old Phoenix man found dead in park

Sep 20, 2023, 4:30 PM | Updated: 5:13 pm

PHOENIX — A Silver Alert has been canceled for an 86-year-old Phoenix man after he was found dead at a park.

Salvatore Caturano was found dead at North Mountain Park, located near Seventh Street and Peoria Avenue, on July 28.

A Silver Alert was issued July 26 for Caturano after he had last seen in the area of North Cave Creek Road and East Sweetwater Avenue in a beige 2002 Mitsubishi Lancer with Arizona license plate BHZ1311.

Police don’t think Caturano’s death is suspicious.

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