The family left behind their pets and a family member who requires full-time care.
Michigan State Police said the Cirigliano family was last heard from on Sunday, where family members reported that the father was acting paranoid.Michigan police are searching for a family of four who they say have vanished without a trace after the father exhibited "paranoid behaviors" last weekend.
"They're all very concerned that Tony and Suzette and the boys have not been in contact with anyone," Rodwell told Grand Rapids ABC affiliatePolice responded to the Ciriglianos' home shortly after midnight on Oct. 16 after Tony called 911 expressing concern about information he said he had about the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, according to Rodwell.
Rodwell said the Ciriglianos do not have a history of run-ins with police, apart from an issue involving Brandon that occurred last summer in downtown Fremont. But Rodwell said the family was "very cooperative" and the matter was settled "amicably."So far, investigators have no indication of the family's whereabouts or what direction they may have gone in, but Rodwell confirmed they are not at home or in the community.
"I realized I hadn't seen them this week," she added. "It is kind of scary to think that a whole family can just disappear with nothing."