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Steven Raymond
Raymond was last seen in the vicinity of South Street and Stanley Street in New Britain, Connecticut on July 28, 1998. He had left his parents' home and planned to sleep out on South Street. He had been angry because he was turned down for an apartment he applied for in the city, but he was not despondent or suicidal. His sleeping bag and other belongings were discovered at the site where he planned to sleep, but he has never been heard from again.
Raymond suffers from mental illness, and had lived with his parents until earlier in 1998, when they moved to a one-bedroom apartment on Chestnut Street. After that, he stayed at the Salvation Army shelter and the Friendship Center shelter before he began sleeping off of South Street, about three months before his disappearance. He continued to have breakfast and weekend meals with his parents and visit them each evening, and he would get other meals at the Friendship Center.
Few details are available regarding Raymond's disappearance. His case is unsolved and his whereabouts remain unknown.
Investigators:
NCIC Case Number: Unavailable
4365DMCT - Steven Raymond
Steven Raymond – The Charley Project
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
- Case Classification: Endangered Missing
- Missing Since: July 28, 1998
- Location Last Seen: New Britain, Hartford County, Connecticut
Description:
- Date of Birth: May 02, 1951
- Age: 47 years old
- Race: White/Caucasian
- Gender: Male
- Height: 5' 8" - 5'10" (68-70 inches)
- Weight: 150 - 165 lbs
- Hair Color: Dark Brown/Curly/Long in back/Balding on top
- Eye Color: Hazel
- Nickname/Alias: Unknown
- Distinguishing Marks/Features: Surgical scar on left shoulder.
- Clothing & Jewelry: Dark blue T-shirt with the word "Alert" in yellow letters over the left breast. Light blue, button-down shirt with sleeves rolled up. Jeans. Black sneakers.
- Identifiers: Not available
- Other: Medical - Has a history of mental illness. He takes prescription antidepressants and painkillers, which affect his moods.
Raymond was last seen in the vicinity of South Street and Stanley Street in New Britain, Connecticut on July 28, 1998. He had left his parents' home and planned to sleep out on South Street. He had been angry because he was turned down for an apartment he applied for in the city, but he was not despondent or suicidal. His sleeping bag and other belongings were discovered at the site where he planned to sleep, but he has never been heard from again.
Raymond suffers from mental illness, and had lived with his parents until earlier in 1998, when they moved to a one-bedroom apartment on Chestnut Street. After that, he stayed at the Salvation Army shelter and the Friendship Center shelter before he began sleeping off of South Street, about three months before his disappearance. He continued to have breakfast and weekend meals with his parents and visit them each evening, and he would get other meals at the Friendship Center.
Few details are available regarding Raymond's disappearance. His case is unsolved and his whereabouts remain unknown.
Investigators:
- New Britain Police Department: (860) 826-3000; (860) 826-3132; 1(800) 862-1626
Reference Case #: 98-30804
- Connecticut State Police: (866) 623-8058
NCIC Case Number: Unavailable
4365DMCT - Steven Raymond
Steven Raymond – The Charley Project
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
