The remains of a man missing from his Falmouth home since June have been found in the woods of a local park.

Adam Wacholder, 44, was reported missing from his home in the 500-block of Gifford Street in Falmouth on June 16, according to the Falmouth Police department. A missing poster stated that Wacholder, whose case was complicated by his epilepsy and undisclosed “mental health conditions,” was last seen leaving lunch at a local 99 Restaurant three days before he was reported missing.

On Tuesday, the Cape and Islands District Attorney’s office said that Wacholder’s body was discovered Monday just before 11:30 a.m. in the woods of Goodwill Park in Falmouth.

“District Attorney (Robert) Galibois extends his condolences to the family and friends of Adam
Wacholder,” the Cape and Islands DA’s office shared in a statement.

Those who loved and cared about Wacholder started the Facebook group “SearchingforAdam Wacholder” to develop leads on how to bring him home safely. The group was linked to from a wanted poster distributed by the Falmouth PD and TK1 Investigations, a private detective firm.

“When you meet Adam, the first thing you notice is his kindness. Adam is a soft spoken gentle man,” a woman named Peggy Lynn wrote in the most recent posting on the group, dated Aug. 1. “He is very intelligent and possesses a strength that has helped him persevere through challenge. … He loves boats, the ocean, and is a big Star Trek fan.”