A 15-year-old autistic boy was returned to his parents this morning after missing for two days, Glenview Police said in a press release.

Kahil Gray, of Chicago, was found on a northbound Glenview bike path near Harms and Glenview Roads by a jogger around 6:40 a.m., police said. 

According to police, Gray has been missing since Tuesday when he left his father while at the University of Chicago Comer Children’s Hospital for an appointment.

His parents believe he may have walked from Hyde Park to the North Shore, ABC 7 News reports.

Gray was approached by Morton Grove resident Mary Olander, who said she recognized Gray’s photo from news reports.

“He was fine. He was calm, Just walking. Just looked a little confused,” she told ABC 7.

Olander called police and Gray was immediately identified and taken to the Glenview Police Station where parents and Chicago Police were notified. 

The boy did not appear injured, police said, however upon the father’s request, was taken to Glenbrook Hospital by paramedics for an examination and to reunite with his parents.

"Oh, it was joy, overwhelming," Kahil's mother, Beryl, shared with ABC 7.

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