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Teen's Car Found In Sauk County

Updated: 8:10 am CDT October 25, 2007

An empty pill bottle and letters to and from loved ones have been found by searchers looking for an Illinois teenager whose car was found parked in a highway rest area on Sunday night near the hiking country of the Baraboo bluffs.

Details about the letters were not disclosed, but Sauk County Sheriff Randy Stammen said in a news release that the bottle was for Advil PM, an over-the-counter pain reliever and sleeping aid.

Search teams on Tuesday found a backpack and blankets that belong to Lee Cutler, 18, of Buffalo Grove, Ill. The items were found near the Baraboo River, and his car was found at a wayside next to a bridge over the river.

Cutler was last seen Saturday morning when he dropped off a friend after a Friday night birthday party in his hometown.

A helicopter that uses heat imaging technology joined in the air search of the area Wednesday, but no trace of Cutler was detected, authorities said.

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