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Bobby Panknin was last seen on a hiking trip with his mother, Edna, and two brothers, Jim (age 6) and Bill (age 10), near their campsite at the now-closed Deep Lake Resort in Stevens County. Bill left the logging road they were walking on to check out a creek and Edna followed him, telling Jim and Bobby to wait on the road. But Jim didn't listen and followed the pair down to the creek, leaving Bobby alone. They were at the creek, 100-150 feet from the road, for about 5 minutes. When they returned, Bobby was gone.
An extensive search, involving bloodhounds and 4,000 volunteers, turned up no indication of his whereabouts, not even footprints. Dogs traced his scent for a couple of miles, but then lost it.
At the time of his disappearance, Bobby was 2'8", 30 pounds, with blond hair. He was wearing blue shorts and was barefoot.
The Doe Network: Case File 1386DFWA
Bobby Panknin – The Charley Project
In 1963, little Bobby Panknin vanished on a family camping trip
An extensive search, involving bloodhounds and 4,000 volunteers, turned up no indication of his whereabouts, not even footprints. Dogs traced his scent for a couple of miles, but then lost it.
At the time of his disappearance, Bobby was 2'8", 30 pounds, with blond hair. He was wearing blue shorts and was barefoot.
The Doe Network: Case File 1386DFWA
Bobby Panknin – The Charley Project
In 1963, little Bobby Panknin vanished on a family camping trip
