MO MO - Nevada, WhtMale 26-36, UP8023, skeletal, .38 caliber slug, Jan'00

[Hockeyfan158]

Could he be Charles Terrance Heese?

Charles Terrance Heese Went missing June 5th 1999 in parkville Missouri

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

Also Greg Stephan Tilley is another one who i think could closely resemble this John Doe he went missing in 1992 from Kirkwood MO.

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

 

[ChatteringBirds]

Could he be Charles Terrance Heese?

Charles Terrance Heese Went missing June 5th 1999 in parkville Missouri

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

JMO I think it's unlikely this UID is CTH. I noticed the photos of CTH in NamUs were from ca. 1973, many years before he went missing in 1999. CTH was 44 when he went missing in 1999, and the UID was thought to be 26 - 36 years old and deceased between 1985 and 1997. They would have had to be mistaken on both age and the date he passed- away for them to be a match...

ETA: CTH doesn't seem to have a thread here. I will try to start one next time I'm online.

 

[carbuff]

Unidentified Person Case

Current ruleouts:

MP1 Anthony Allen 10/01/1978 Sebastian AR
MP2049 Steve Arrowood 04/04/1975 Gaston NC
MP19847 Richard Ashley 05/13/1986 Greene MO
MP4461 Ronnie Bolin 07/08/1996 Jefferson MO
MP8452 Gary Brumley 12/16/1984 Miller MO
MP9344 Clay Foreman 05/28/1979 Jackson MO
MP5595 Maxwell Graham 08/24/1978 Sumter SC
MP18103 Joey Haines 06/15/1991 Monroe MI
MP22620 Steven Hedgers 07/25/1986 Butler KS
MP722 Bruce Longley 08/01/1997 Hamilton TN
MP2239 James Morris 05/04/1977 Henderson KY
MP4403 Richard Rounsaville 01/01/1996 Tulsa OK
MP8288 Billy Storkson 10/22/1991 Tulsa OK
MP24058 William Trainor 11/03/1999 Jackson MO
MP7552 Jackie Urich 07/12/1998 Adair OK
MP2358 Robert Weems 06/05/1997 Lauderdale AL[/QUOTE]

 

[John/Jane Doe]

Who is Vernon County John Doe?

Missouri State Highway Patrol has Partnered with Othram and Southeast Anthropology to Identify Vernon County John Doe

dnasolves.com

 

[John/Jane Doe]

Who is Vernon County John Doe?

Missouri State Highway Patrol has Partnered with Othram and Southeast Anthropology to Identify Vernon County John Doe

dnasolves.com

 

[FemmeFatale]

This is odd. Here's the current ruleouts list:

The following people have been ruled out as being this decedent:

First Name Last Name Year of Birth State LKA

Anthony Allen 1962 Arkansas
Steve Arrowood 1956 North Carolina
Ronnie Bolin 1962 Missouri
Gary Brumley 1948 Missouri
Clay Foreman 1979 Missouri
Maxwell Grahm 1950 South Carolina
James Morris 1944 Kentucky
Richard Rounsaville 1958 Oklahoma
Billy Storkson 1965 Oklahoma
Jackie Urich 1960 Oklahoma
Robert Weems 1967 Alabama


But Steve Alyea was on the list when I posted it in 2014. He seems to have been removed. His Namus page is still accessible, so I don't think he's been located, but it seems odd.

(aside: this is why I post the ruleouts lists...)

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MO - MO - Nevada, WhtMale 26-36, UP8023, skeletal, .38 caliber slug, Jan'00​

Current ruleouts:​

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Anthony Allen 1962 Arkansas​

Steve Alyea 1961 Missouri​

Steve Arrowood 1956 North Carolina​

Gary Brumley 1948 Missouri​

Maxwell Grahm 1950 South Carolina​

James Morris 1944 Kentucky​

Billy Storkson 1965 Oklahoma​

Jackie Urich 1960 Oklahoma​

Robert Weems 1967 Alabama​

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https://identifyus.org/cases/8023​

In Steven Alyea's exclusion list, #UP8023 is still listed as excluded too.


I'm curious about Robert Ronald Tippit as well as possible match. Not listed on either exclusion list. DLC is listed at Jan 1 1980, but from the circumstances of disappearance it doesn't sound like that date is very definitive.

Circumstances of Disappearance
Robert Tippit was last seen in 1977 or 1978. He may have traveled to California. In 1979, while in California, Tippit testified in court against a suspect in a prostitution case and was subsequently beaten up for being involved and referenced people being after him. Tippit returned to Topeka, Kansas shortly thereafter, then moved to Kansas City.

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

By bringing people, information, forensic science and technology together, NamUs helps resolve cases.

www.namus.gov