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– A TV crew from WMTW News 8 in Maine was setting up to do an update about missing 73-year-old Bob McDonough when McDonough himself walked into the shot. McDonough, who has dementia, had gone missing the previous day, and police were out with canine units looking for him. He appears to be fine. "Good news and a happy ending," said reporter Norm Karkos. "Rather bizarre," adds Slate.
The man you see in the foreground of the video below is Norm Karkos, a reporter for Maine's WMTW News 8 who was in the field yesterday morning for a story about Robert McDonough, a 73-year-old local man with dementia who had gone missing the day before. The gentleman you see in the background wandering into the frame while the camera rolls? Yep, McDonough himself, apparently unhurt and unaware that his absence had prompted authorities to launch a 14-hour search, complete with canine units. 
  
  ||||| A 73-year-old Limington, Maine, man who had been missing for more than 14 hours was found Tuesday morning after he walked up to a crew from Portland TV station WMTW. 
  
 Robert McDonough approached reporter Norm Karkos shortly after 6:30 a.m. after Karkos delivered a live update. McDonough began speaking with Karkos and identified himself as Robert McDonough. 
  
 The WMTW crew, including videographer Rob Benica and satellite truck operator Keith Kettelhut, immediately notified the Maine Warden Service. 
  
 Game wardens spent the night searching for McDonough, who was reported missing around 4 p.m. Monday. 
  
 Karkos had been providing live reports from Gammon Road, where McDonough lives, throughout the morning. 
  
 Wardens said McDonough suffers from dementia. 
  
 Karkos said McDonough appeared to be in good condition, although he said he did spot some blood on McDonough's hand. |||||
Skriv en artikel baserad på denna sammanfattning: – Ett TV-team från WMTW News 8 i Maine var på väg att sätta upp för att göra en uppdatering om saknade 73-årige Bob McDonough när McDonough själv gick in i skottet. McDonough, som har demens, hade försvunnit föregående dag, och polisen var ute med hundförband som letade efter honom. Han verkar må bra. "Goda nyheter och ett lyckligt slut", sade reportern Norm Karkos. "Snarare bisarrt", tillägger Slate.
Write an article based on this summary: – A TV team from WMTW News 8 in Maine was about to set up to make an update on missing 73-year-old Bob McDonough when McDonough himself entered the shot. McDonough, who has dementia, had disappeared the previous day, and police were out with dog units looking for him. He seems to be fine. "Good news and a happy ending," said reporter Norm Karkos. "Rather bizarre," Slate adds.
Mannen du ser i förgrunden till videon nedan är Norm Karkos, en reporter för Maines WMTW News 8 som var ute på fältet igår morse för en berättelse om Robert McDonough, en 73-årig lokal man med demens som hade försvunnit dagen innan. Herrn du ser i bakgrunden vandra in i ramen medan kameran rullar? Ja, McDonough själv, uppenbarligen oskadd och omedveten om att hans frånvaro hade fått myndigheterna att starta en 14 timmars sökning, komplett med hundenheter. En 73-årig Limington, Maine, man som hade varit försvunnen i mer än 14 timmar hittades tisdag morgon efter att han gick fram till ett gäng från Portland TV station WMTW. Robert McDonough kontaktade reportern Norm Karkos strax efter 06:30 efter att Karkos levererat en liveuppdatering. McDonough började tala med Karkos och identifierade sig själv som Robert McDonough. WMTW:s besättning, inklusive videografören Rob Benica och satellittruckoperatören Keith Kettelhut, anmälde omedelbart Maine Warden Service. Spelvakter tillbringade natten med att söka efter McDonough, som rapporterades saknad runt kl. 16.00 måndag. Karkos hade lämnat rapporter live från Gammon Road, där McDonough bor, under hela morgonen. Wardens sa att McDonough lider av demens. Karkos sa att McDonough verkade vara i gott skick, även om han sa att han hade sett lite blod på McDonoughs hand. Â°°
The man you see in the foreground of the video below is Norm Karkos, a reporter for Maines WMTW News 8 who was out in the field yesterday morning for a story about Robert McDonough, a 73-year-old local man with dementia who had disappeared the day before. Sir, do you see in the background wander into the frame while the camera rolls? Yes, McDonough himself, obviously unharmed and unaware that his absence had caused the authorities to start a 14-hour search, complete with dog units. A 73-year-old Limington, Maine, man who had been missing for more than 14 hours was found Tuesday morning after he walked up to a gang from Portland TV station WMTW. Robert McDonough contacted reporter Norm Karkos shortly after 6:30 a.m. after Karkos delivered a live update. McDonough began talking to Karkos and identified himself as Robert McDonough. The WMTW crew, including videographer Rob Benica and satellite truck operator Keith Kettelhut, immediately notified the Maine Warden Service. Game guards spent the night searching for McDonough, who was reported missing around 4:00 p.m. Monday. Karkos had been reporting live from Gammon Road, where McDonough lives, throughout the morning. Wardens said McDonough suffers from dementia. Karkos said McDonough appeared to be in good condition, although he said he had seen some blood on McDonough's hand. <unk>