Broncos fan who disappeared from stadium found safe

Published March 30, 2018

Denver police said late Tuesday that a man who disappeared from a Broncos game last week has been found safe and unharmed.

The department posted on its Twitter page that 53-year-old Paul Kitterman, of Kremmling, Colo., had been located in Pueblo, Colo., approximately 110 miles south of Denver. No details were immediately released of how Kitterman was found or how he had managed to travel that distance over the previous five days.

Denver Police Sgt. Steve Warneke told the Associated Press that no criminal charges are expected.

"All we were trying to do was make sure he was unharmed, and he was," Warneke said. "So at that point, we're finished." Police referred all other questions to Kitterman's family.

Kitterman was attending the Broncos' game against the San Diego Chargers on Thursday night with his son, Jared Tonneson, and two family friends after a day spent working and hunting at another friend's ranch. Kitterman and Tonneson were sitting in separate sections of the stadium during the game. The four briefly met on the concourse at halftime before Tonneson went to use the bathroom and the two family friends went back to their seats. Kitterman did not join Tonneson at their seats for the second half of the game, but the son did not realize his father was missing until he met the other two friends after the game.

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