The search for missing New Prague man Logan Sampson ended after authorities found his body Tuesday morning, ending a days-long effort.
- Logan Sampson's body found in New Prague
- He was last seen early Sunday morning
- Family reports recent seizures and memory issues
- Volunteers from across the state searched for him
- Cause of death pending medical examiner’s report
- Family describes him as caring and well-liked
Dozens of volunteers searched for 24-year-old Logan Sampson after he left his home early Sunday. He was last seen around 4 a.m. on surveillance footage letting his dog out. His family found his phone at home on Monday. The body was found in a field in New Prague at 10:50 a.m. Tuesday. Police believe it is Sampson, but the Hennepin County Medical Examiner will confirm his identity and cause of death. Sampson recently joined a running club but had been struggling with seizures, including his first one just over a month ago, which caused disorientation and memory loss. Family and friends organized the search, with volunteers from across the state, including his hometown of Lakeville. His father, Rob Sampson, praised his son’s good heart and large circle of friends. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities have not yet released details about the cause of death.
- Authorities found Logan Sampson’s body in a field in New Prague.
- The body was discovered at 10:50 a.m. Tuesday, confirming his death.
- His family last saw him early Sunday, and his phone was found at home Monday.
- Seizures and recent health issues may be relevant to the investigation.
The case highlights the importance of community support and ongoing medical concerns. Further updates will clarify the cause of death and any safety warnings for others with similar health issues.
The community’s efforts brought closure after days of searching. Authorities will continue their investigation to determine what happened to Logan Sampson.
