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Missing hiker’s wallet found in Ventura County

By Jacqueline Gutierrez,

2024-08-20

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Family members reported a hiker missing on Aug. 4 and his wallet was found near where he was reportedly last seen.

Steven Rennie, 72, was last seen at Reyes Creek, along Lockwood Valley Road and Ozena Camp Ground Road on July 21. Kern County sheriff’s officials issued a missing person advisory for him on Aug. 4.

Ventura County Sheriff’s officials told 17 News on Monday Rennie’s wallet was found on July 21.

Officials said human remains were found in the area he was reported missing but those remains have not been identified.

The Ventura County medical examiner is working on identifying the remains.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to KGET 17.

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Christy Dominguez

08-20

well, how long is it going to take to test remains? dental records don't take that long to check

Giselle

08-20

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