New public details on the 30th anniversary of the Angela Hammond Abduction in Clinton

NEW PUBLIC DETAILS ON 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ANGELA HAMMOND ABDUCTION

April 4 marks the 30th anniversary of the disappearance of Angela Hammond. Known as “Angie” to her family and friends, she was a recent graduate of Clinton High School and was well known and popular in the small community of Clinton, MO. Angie was abducted from a pay telephone booth at the corner of Second and Jefferson Streets. There has been no sign of her since.

On this anniversary, we reiterate that Angela Hammond’s family is still in our prayers. We refuse to classify this case as “cold” because we continue to search for investigative leads daily. A day barely escapes us without work or discussion on the case being held.

Early in the investigation, a description of a suspect vehicle was developed based on the recollections of the person Angie was talking with on the phone at the time of being abducted. That was a 1970’s model Ford pickup truck with a fishing scene in the rear glass. Much of the early parts of the investigation centered around that vehicle description. Hundreds of leads involving vehicles matching that description were followed up on, but never produced any significant evidence.

As the investigation progressed over the years, investigators decided to expand investigative possibilities that did not necessarily include the specific vehicle description. This opened new theories and produced legs of the investigation that had yet to be thoroughly explored. 

As each of these leads were investigated, many were satisfactorily eliminated for one reason or another. A lead is never dismissed in whole or in part until there is enough contrary evidence. There are still several active and open leads being considered.

One of those leads originates from the Lake of the Ozarks region. A confidential informant played a crucial role in disrupting a significant illegal narcotics operation by testifying in a court proceeding. When the informant’s identity was disclosed during the case, he received a cryptic letter composed of cut and paste characters in the style of a ransom letter one might see in a movie about a kidnapping. The letter addresses the informant by the number that had been assigned to him to protect his identity before the court proceeding. It also mentions the informant’s estranged wife by first name. 

The letter was postmarked April 4, 1991, the exact date that Angela Hammond was abducted late that evening. The informant’s wife and his daughter- also named Angela- were living in Clinton, MO at that time.

After speaking with several people of interest and potential witnesses, the theory developed by investigators is that, in retribution for the informant providing information that led to the prosecution and disruption of this criminal enterprise, a person or persons involved in the criminal enterprise planned and executed the kidnapping of the informant’s daughter. Some mistake was made as to the identity of the targeted “Angie”, who had some physical resemblance to Angela Hammond, resulting in Hammond’s abduction.

While the theory seems incredible, investigators have come across information that lends credibility to it and have so far been unable to refute it. This information is being publicly provided, in part, now with a plea. If you have heard a story like this one, or you have any information that could be related to this leg of the investigation, please get in contact with Clinton Police Investigators. A photo of a copy of the letter has been added to this post with the wife’s name and the confidential informant number redacted to protect the privacy of that family.

Very recently, a person left an anonymous telephone message for us regarding the Angela Hammond case. That person specifically mentioned two names. You did not provide a means for us to recontact you. If that person is reading this message, please re-contact us so that we can speak with you in real time. We will protect your identity or assure your anonymity.

Courtesy of the Clinton Police Department

Missouri Missing Adult Angie Hammond

Angela Marie "Angie" Hammond was last seen by her boyfriend at approximately 10 p.m. on April 4, 1991, as Angie dropped hi off at this home in Clinton, MO following a date. Angie later called her boyfriend from a pay phone in downtown Clinton at 11:15 p.m. During the conversation, Angie spoke of an older model two-tone green truck with a fishing mural on the rear window that kept circling the block. Angie then said the truck stopped and a bearded man in coveralls got out of the truck and was coming towards her in the phone booth. Angie screamed, and the line went dead. Angie's boyfriend told authorities he drove to the scene and was passed by the same two-tone green truck. Angie screamed his name as the truck sped by and left town. Angie has not been seen since. 

If you have any information please contact the
Clinton Missouri Police Department 660-885-2679

Obituary - Larry Wayne Bradbury

Larry Wayne Bradbury, age 78, a resident of rural Uniontown, Kansas passed away Saturday, April 20, 2024, at his home. He was born May 29, 1945, in Uniontown, the son of William Lewis Bradbury and Vyrel Yenzer Bradbury. 

Larry graduated from the Uniontown High School. He later enlisted with the United States Air Force. Following his military service, Larry returned to Bourbon County and began working in the printing industry. 

He was employed by Ward/Kraft as a press operator for several years. He later moved to Mansfield, Texas, and was employed for Holden Printing. Following his retirement, Larry returned to the place of his roots in the Dry Ridge Community north of Uniontown. In earlier years, Larry enjoyed building dune buggies and working on Volkswagen automobiles. He also enjoyed woodworking. He was a member of the Dry Ridge Baptist Church. 

Special thanks are extended to Harry Hynes Hospice, Lori Bancroft, Tom Bradbury, Brenda and Norman Hunter, Glen A. Pearson, Jr. of Your Home Town Medical Equipment, Inc. and Care to Share who all helped care for Larry during his final days.

Survivors include his three children, Larry Bradbury (Angela) of Allen, Texas, Brenda Hunter (Norman) of Uniontown, Kansas and Tim Bradbury (Katricia) of Frisco, Texas; eleven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, a great-great-grandson, and his beloved cat, Sami. Also surviving are four brothers, Bill Bradbury (Carole) of Michigan, Michael “Mick” Bradbury (Wilma) of Hammond, Kansas, Thomas Bradbury (Myrna) of Uniontown, Kansas and Max Bradbury (Betty) also of Hammond, Kansas; a sister, Margaret Epp (Glendon) of Nebraska and numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. Larry was preceded in death by his parents, William Bradbury and Vyrel Bradbury Nitcher and two brothers, Gerald and Don Bradbury.

Following cremation, a memorial service will be held at 3:00 P.M. Friday, April 26th at the Cheney Witt Chapel. Military honors will be provided by the American Legion. Private burial will take place at a later date in the U. S. National Cemetery. 

Memorials are suggested to Care to Share and may be left in care of the Cheney Witt Chapel, 201 S. Main, P.O. Box 347, Ft. Scott, KS 66701. Words of remembrance may be submitted to the online guestbook at cheneywitt.com.

Obituary - Arlan Kent Boyd

Arlan Kent Boyd, 75, of rural Redfield, Kansas, passed away unexpectedly at his home on June 30, 2024. Kent was born in Fort Scott, Kansas, to John Curtis Boyd and Norma Paulene (Huckaby) Boyd on October 25, 1948. Eighteen years their junior, he joined his older brothers, Curtis Eugene Boyd and Donald Lee Boyd.

Kent attended Redfield Country School, Fort Scott Public Schools, Fort Scott Community College, and Allen County Community College. In 1968, he was drafted into the United States Army and was stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky, for two years. Kent continued his military service for an additional 25 years, proudly serving in the Kansas National Guard.

On September 25, 1970, Kent married the love of his life, Amy (Spencer) Boyd, at the First United Methodist Church in Fort Scott, KS. Their union was blessed with two daughters, Angela Dawn Boyd Zerinsky Simon and Kristin Marie Boyd Bishop. Kent loved being a girl dad, but was thrilled beyond measure to welcome David Zerinsky, Jason Simon and William Bishop as sons. Kent bought each of them a pair of Key overalls to “welcome” them to the family. Teaching his sons, and later his grandchildren, to Bass fish became a priority for Kent.

Kent spent most of his life working in all aspects of construction; from the smallest of jobs for a neighbor to running multimillion dollar projects for a large company. Kent was always the go-to person for any job because he could do most anything and was trusted to do it well. Kent was an avid outdoorsman. If he didn’t have a tool in his hand, it was a fishing pole or rifle. As a passionate bass fisherman, he humorously told his daughters they were not allowed to get married or have children during a bass tournament weekend. Kent held several titles and had many nicknames over the years. Among all his monikers, "Poppy" was his favorite, lovingly bestowed upon him by his cherished grandchildren: AnnaMarie (Annie) Zerinsky Simon, Kendrick Ames Michael Simon, Winston Thomas Bishop, and Linden James Bishop.

Kent was an active member of the Mirza Shrine Temple in Pittsburg, KS, and the Masonic Devon Lodge #92 Valley of Fort Scott Scottish Rite. Kent took pride in his time as a member of the Elks Lodge, delivering meal boxes every Christmas and helping with the kids fishing tournament. Children have always delighted him and always brought a smile to his regionally famous blue eyes. He was known affectionately as “Mr. Kent” to hundreds of local children as he made regular appearances at New Generation Child Care and Preschool over the course of 32 years to fix whatever might have needed fixin’.

He attended the First United Methodist Church and was known for his love of people. Kent enjoyed socializing with friends and family at every opportunity. You could find him at the donut shop every weekday morning, the Sale Barn cafe on Saturday, and “choir practice” in Hammond on Sunday.

Kent will be remembered for his kind heart, ornery grin, and quick wit. He always ended every conversation with, "Love you, be good." His legacy of love, laughter, and generosity will live on in the hearts of all who knew him.

Kent's passing leaves a void in the hearts of “His Girls”- Amy, Angela,and Kristin that can never be filled, but his memory will forever be cherished by his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Rev. Christopher Eshelman will conduct funeral services at 11:30 A.M. Friday, July 5th at the Cheney Witt Chapel. Burial will follow in the U. S. National Cemetery with Masonic Rites and Military Honors. The family will receive friends on Friday from 10:30 A.M. until service time at the Cheney Witt Chapel. Memorials are suggested to the Kent Boyd Scholarship Fund for Construction Trades and may be left in care of the Cheney Witt Chapel, 201 S. Main, P.O. Box 347, Ft. Scott, KS 66701. Words of remembrance may be submitted to the online guestbook at cheneywitt.com.

Still missing after all these years!

Date Missing: April 4, 1991

Angela Marie "Angie" Hammond was last seen by her boyfriend at approximately 10 p.m. on April 4, 1991, as Angie dropped him off at his home in Clinton, MO following a date. Angie later called her boyfriend from a pay phone in downtown Clinton at 11:15 p.m. During the conversation, Angie spoke of an older model two-tone green truck with a fishing mural on the rear window that kept circling the block. 

Angie then said the truck stopped and a bearded man in coveralls got out of the truck and was coming towards her in the phone booth. Angie screamed, and the line went dead. Angie's boyfriend told authorities he drove to the scene and was passed by the same two-tone green truck. Angie screamed his name as the truck sped by and left town. Angie has not been seen since.

If you have information, please contact the Clinton Missouri Police Department at 660.885.2679 or the Missouri State Highway Patrol
Missing Persons Unit at 800.877.3452 or 911

Still missing after all these years

Date Missing: April 4, 1991

Angela Marie "Angie" Hammond was last seen by her boyfriend at approximately 10 p.m. on April 4, 1991, as Angie dropped him off at his home in Clinton, MO following a date. Angie later called her boyfriend from a pay phone in downtown Clinton at 11:15 p.m.

During the conversation, Angie spoke of an older model two-tone green truck with a fishing mural on the rear window that kept circling the block.

Angie then said the truck stopped and a bearded man in coveralls got out of the truck and was coming towards her in the phone booth. Angie screamed, and the line went dead.

Angie's boyfriend told authorities he drove to the scene and was passed by the same two-tone green truck. Angie screamed his name as the truck sped by and left town. Angie has not been seen since.

If you have information, please contact the Clinton Missouri Police Department at 660.885.2679 or the Missouri State Highway Patrol at Missing Persons Unit at 800.877.3452 or 911

State Fair Community College announces fall academic honors

January 23, 2017 SEDALIA—State Fair Community College has named the following students to the president’s list and dean’s list for the fall 2016 semester. 

To qualify, a student must complete 12 or more GPA hours with a grade point average of 4.0 for the president’s list or a grade point average of 3.5-3.99 for the dean’s list.

SFCC President’s List (4.00 GPA)

Adrian – Melanie D. Bethurem

Archie – Mallory A. Lyons

Ashland – Hannah L. Parker

Barnett – Dalton B. Lister

Blackwater – Allison K. Weekley

Boonville – Christine M. Brandt, Arliss B. Caldwell, Amy M. Keeran, Dennis K. Lenz, Brett L. McNeal, Dawn S. Penny, Kyra M. Price, Greg F. Rhines, Haylee N. Thomas, Daniel C. Way, Kristen N. Williams, Alex L. Wright

Brumley – Alyssa D. Thomas

Brunswick – Jasmyne P. Thomas

Buffalo – Heidi A. Schmied

Bunceton – Sarah Girtz

Butler – Cesar A. Jones

Calhoun – Kimberly Cooper

California – Abigail I. Bilyeu, Devin G. Cook, Alondra Garcia, Meghan N. Kay, Gemma R. Lane

Camdenton – Jacob L. Klein, Madeline G. Phillips, Veronica K. Weast

Centralia – Andrea M. Adams

Chilhowee – Daphanie S. Parks, Jordan A. Ring

Clinton – Ranae C. Hinders, Paige M. Howard, Wesley D. Kendall, William M. Koch, Rickey R. Lamphere, Indiana L. Stoecklein, Brandon L. Wagoner, Benjamin H. Washer

Cole Camp – Lauren M. Baalman, Jack R. Long, Keeli A. McKenna, Sarah M. Myers, Kelsey L. Palmer

Columbia – Brittany E. Robertson, Jamie R. Smith, Ashley R. Wesbury

Concordia – Hayden L. Moore, Brittany M. Reinwald, Daniel S. Steen

Deepwater – Leila A. Houk

Edwards – Peggy Laue

Eldon – Ambret Z. Allen, Alyssa Dale, Jesse R. Dummermuth, Cheyene R. Hayes, Madeline R. Partridge

Eugene – Daniel W. Beck

Florence – Jessica D. Schroder

Fortuna – Kaden S. Wilson

Freeburg – Jenna M. Holterman

Fort Lee, Virginia – Danielle A. Gouker

Garden City – Courtney V. Cumpton

Glasgow – Haleigh N. Strodtman

Grand Pass – Collin M. King

Gravois Mills – Jessica L. Dollard

Green Ridge – Corina D. Schenkel, Molly B. Turner, Vanessa L. Upton

Hannibal – Trennity L. Roland

Higginsville – Krystin D. Farmer

Holden – Michael V. Holt, Victor Jones

Holliday – Emily Mott

Holts Summit – Amber M. Holt

Hughesville – Emilee R. Greer, Valeriy P. Sidlinskiy, Paige M. Weathers

Iberia – Rachel A. Drace, Angel Routh

Jamestown – Alli Muri

Kaiser – Jodi J. Hetherington, Jordan Powell

Kansas City – Amber K. Clement, Makila K. Ressel

Knob Noster – Zachary Grove, Dawn Hernandez, Kayla M. Kuhlman, Anthony D. Rawson, Marcus Ross

LaMonte – Sandra Arroyo, Charley J. Barlow

Lake Ozark – Shiloh Aldrich, Raegan D. Alexander, Devin W. Immke, Keaton C. Murray, Austin T. Williams

Lee’s Summit – Aaron La Paz

Leeton – Alyssa A. Welty

Lowry City – Krista N. Casey, Becky L. Jennings

Macks Creek – Ariana M. Ernst, Maredith A. Evans

Marshall – Wensdai E. Brooks, Haidyn Townsend, Michael Tsurkan, Donna S. Winn

McGirk – Jordyn A. Simmons

Memphis, Indiana – Bailey O’Connor

Memphis, Tennessee – Kendra M. Boone

New Franklin – Jayci R. Sprout

Odessa – Lauren M. Dowell

Olean – Jill C. Hayden

Osage Beach – Teena D. Harris, Phuong Huynh, Mitchell C. Miller, Kaelin N. Mosher, Kati S. Perik, Christine Thompson, Dat T. To

Osceola – Tammy J. Holtgrewe

Otterville – Sydni N. Herrick, Haley G. Homan

Pilot Grove – Jenna J. Gerke, Regan J. Meisenheimer

Pittsburg – Angel B. Chapman

Prairie Home – Kody D. Simmons

Roach – Christine M. Sharp

Rocheport – Taylor M. McDannold

Rocky Mount – Katherine I. Djuricin, Alexandra R. England

Sedalia – Devin R. Childers, Michael P. Conroy II, Victoria Cramer, Kirsten N. Darrah, KayAnna L. DeHaven, Megan D. Drianis, Bethany England, William A. Garrett, Joseline Gonzales, Gail Gonzalez, Abigael A. Green, Erik M. Hart, Madison Hesseltine, Ryan M. Hickman, Natasha R. Hicks, Noel Jerrell, Natasha K. Johnson, Joshua D. Lake, Isaac L. Limas, Brittany McQueen, Stephanie Mendoza, Justin D. Ownby, Meghan N. Pitts, Chase C. Plymell, Chelsea V. Rogers, Ashley N. Sherman, Kyle R. Siegel, Heather L. Slagle, Kalvin M. Smith, Dedra M. Stowe, Wenqi Tang, Anne E. Tempel, Mikala S. Walton, Andrew S. Ward, Rebecca L. White, Lakota D. Wiskur

Shreveport, Louisiana – Donavan J. McGoldrick

Smithfield, North Carolina – Amanda Watson

Smithton – Jessica S. Sawford

Smithville – Kayley J. Langford

Stover – Jensen T. Bauer, Amanda L. Koon, Brett Tighe

Syracuse – Heather R. McNeal, Courtney Schutte

Tipton – Hannah M. Garber, Rachel E. Kuttenkuler

Tuscumbia – Takayla R. Gunter

Ulman – Danielle N. Wood

Urbana – Jaci D. Hix

Versailles – Krista A. Amos, Justin K. Klein, Hannah L. Rayl, Amber N. Roberts, Emily J. Short

Warrensburg – Hunter B. Atkins, Nicole A. Bliss, Courtney J. Hook, Kathryn D. Horn, Kerry G. McCoy, Ronda McCoy, Judd E. McNeil Jr., Teia A. Miller-McCannon, Rebecca Norton, Daniel Olson, Jay C. Pinkston, Zachary K. Rayl, Jed T. Rhodes, Kenzie N. Richards, Niloufar Salimi, Sarah E. Stow, Brianne Walker, Bryce B. Weir

Warsaw – Krystal L. Cook, Christina L. Esser

Whiteman Air Force Base – Amanda G. Birchfield, Thomas M. Cadwell, Reta M. Denson, Alexia R. Scates, Thomas G. Zietkiewicz

Windsor – Christopher P. Lemoine, Chandra J. Vickers

SFCC Dean’s List (3.50-3.99 GPA)

Alma – Joseph Jones

Appleton City – Morgan R. Donnohue

Archie – Taylor Pritchard

Biloxi, Mississippi – Stephanie L. Piefer

Blackburn – Andrea M. Chute, Amy C. Huber

Blue Springs – Dylan B. MacKay

Bolivar – Lillian N. Lukomskiy

Boonville – Rayvin Graham, Xavier Grant, Amanda L. Harris, Jillian C. Herigon, Robert D. Murphy, Kathleen M. Pulliam, Melissa Richerson, Ashley R. Umphenour, Kelly L. Walters, Kiley N. Watson

Brookfield – Lindsey Anderson

Brunswick – Alyssa C. Graves

Bunceton – Dylon R. Custer, Ciara A. Day

Calhoun – Kendra N. Mills

California – Regan F. Downing, Maryanne E. Henley, Ethan D. Huff, Charles A. Matzes, Shayne M. Ross

Camdenton – Kathleen Cibulka, Morgan Clites, Charles M. Collins III, Brian D. Derringer, Kyla Kirtley, Sara E. Kitchen

Carrollton – Madison P. Appleberry, Kayla M. Goodson, Skyler A. Goodson, Kaylee R. Hughes

Cassville – Leigh D. Cox, Noah H. Hadlow

Centerview – Macinzie Keinath, Jennifer L. Rodgers, Stephanie Stapleton

Centralia – Hannah C. McCoy

Chilhowee – Jordyan E. Bentley

Clarksburg – Tiffany C. McCullough

Climax Springs – Christy J. Christopher

Clinton – Jenni Burkhart, Margaret A. Fenwick, Morgan L. Fiest, Sydney E. Hunter, Jacob C. Jeffrey, Kaleb W. Jennings, James C. Mills, Vincent J. Ninemire, Justina M. Saulters, Travis H. Schiereck, Kimberly J. Schweitzer, Tamara R. Steele, Anna M. Wilkerson

Cole Camp – Kendra R. Allen, Emily F. Kyle, Leslie A. Neas, Kelly Viebrock

Collins – Matthew J. Maggard

Columbia – Taylor Brown, Razaq O. Jimoh, Kyley Shelton, Kiersten L. Vestal

Concordia – Emily L. Collins, Alyssa K. Hamblen, Madison L. Stone

Creighton – JoAnn M. Lobner
De Witt – Cole J. Cruse

Deepwater – Marcia J. Danforth, Shelby P. Neuenschwander, Sheridan Rohaus

Eldon – Amber N. Bungart, Korey Burrow, Kristin N. Cline, Sabrina G. Daniels, Bethany Eilers, MacKenzie R. Hoffecker, Lydia Luttrell, Samantha L. Luttrell, Camryn J. Mueller, Brianna N. Wyss

Eolia – Devin A. Linton

Eugene – Travis J. Kempker, Tyler D. Kempker, Madison D. Thomas

Florence – Madeline L. Mertgen, Jordan P. Moore

Fort Stewart, Georgia – Melinda J. Harper

Franklin – Caitlin E. Anderson, Paula M. Anderson

Freeburg – Jackie R. Haller

Garden City – Lane P. Hernandez

Gilliam – Phelecia R. Knox

Gravois Mills – Chelsea Coons, Amanda Haggerman, Mary Moore

Green Ridge – Landon Dove, Chelsea A. Haslag, Andrey Kazakov, Sofia S. Oleynic, Natalya N. Oliferchuk, Breanna L. Peck

Hartsburg – Julia Lacy, Kristin T. Lacy

Henley – Loren Belshe, Kaylee D. Berendzen, Morgan T. Koetting, Travis J. Rush, Raegan M. Wood

Hermitage – Alyson Lile

Holden – Samantha J. Kralicek, Sarah M. McAninch, Tyler Sconce

Holts Summit – Elizabet N. Bergstrom, Zachary P. Brooks

Houstonia – Rebecca L. Manuel

Hughesville – Jessica C. Ehlers, Olga Trushenko

Hume – Megan K. Sutcliffe

Iberia – Cole Brown, Casey A. Byers, Kassidy R. Farrow, Zachary B. Roark

Independence – Jacob Bolger, Nicole L. Burnett

Jamestown – Alexis A. Muri, Melanie C. Perez

Jefferson City – Grant T. Clayton, Josiah P. Imhoff, Blaine E. Meyer, Alec R. Propst, Lisa Simms-Weir, Kylie N. Stegeman

Kansas City – Katsuyo Hudson

Kingdom City – Mekayla Kelley

Knob Noster – Aimee Binder, Alexander T. Buford, Raymond Burgos, Farrel J. Clevenger, James L. Jones, Tucker Judd, Marisa J. Mancini, Skylar N. Mayo, Jessyca Phipps, Shea D. Timmons

LaMonte – Valerie Miller, Ashley N. Newton, Brian P. Propheter, Alexa J. Shull

Lake Ozark – Ryan C. Anderson, Amaryah N. Bennett, Jeanne L. Brawner, Emily L. Cannon, Allyssa A. Rodrigo, Chelsie L. Rowden

Lee’s Summit – Austin I. Ross

Leeton – Kayla M. Dean

Leonard – Amber D. Miles

Lincoln – Jordan C. Gresham, Lane M. Johnson, Hannah M. Schrock, Emily A. White, Macie R. Yearout

Linn Creek – Luke W. Keeth, Christopher L. Riddle, Kyle W. Rizer, Jacob Smith

Lone Jack – Chase M. Swisher

Lowry City – Bailey A. Brown, Halie N. Kalberloh

Macon – Trevor D. Shrum

Marceline – Tori A. Davis

Marshall – Ana F. Aquino, Milisha J. Butner, Jasmin N. Morales Ruiz, Hayley A. Robbins, Adriana Rodriguez, Jim Yu

Mendon – Kirsten M. Brown

Mokane – Cassandra K. Oliver

Montreal – Javen Wilson

Montrose – Richlyn M. Foster

Mora – Zane J. Brandes, Mercedes M. Morrison, Darin S. Oelrichs, Shaila J. Zimmer

Nevada – Joseph P. Wiecken
New Cambria – Amanda K. Lochner

New Franklin – Grace S. Chambers

North Las Vegas, Nevada – Kimberley M. Bartlett

Osage Beach – Cameron J. Hall, Phillip J. Sommers

Osceola – Kailee Noakes

Otterville – Rachel Hogan, Alexandria J. Malone

Pilot Grove – Jonathon R. Gerke, Warren R. Olson, Katelynn A. Reuter, Rebecca Skaggs

Preston – Danielle B. Lightfoot

Roach – Lindsey J. Mough

Rocky Mount – Cole W. McFarland

Russellville – Savannah L. Laird, Mackenzie N. Matheis

Saint Louis – Kari P. Ebmeyer

Scotch Plains, New Jersey – Amani N. Williams

Sedalia – Olesea P. Afatarli, Vadim P. Afatarli, Fernanda A. Alexander, Brittany E. Allen, Lacey E. Belt, Jacob W. Beyer, Daniel A. Bom, Steven A. Bradbury, Eric J. Bromagen, Jovana S. Cervantes-Cruz, Stafford O. Dhority, Ryan E. Durrill, Nicholas P. Eckstrom, Emilee R. Edgar, Jenna M. Ellison, Benton T. England, Crystal M. Fizer, Sydney E. Fockler, Grace E. Franke, Reece D. Gabbert, Nelya S. Garnik, Elisha J. Greene, Andrew L. Gregory, Anna P. Gritsishin, Natasha Gutsman, Taylor M. Hammond, Molly C. Harvey, Joseph M. Harvilla, Amanda K. Hernandez, Shane D. Hill, Jimmy D. Hineman Jr., John E. Hire II, Maggie E. Holman, Cathy M. James, Ashley N. Johnson, Rhyanna B. Jones, Sarah E. Kocsis, Alexia N. Kramer, Betty A. Kruse, Alexander J. Lukomskiy, Victor R. Madrid, Max H. Martin, Morgan D. McCartney, Harley Z. McClain, Danny W. McKernon, Frank H. Mittenburg IV, Jordyn N. Mullins, Christina Pakhnyuk, Audrey J. Pilant, Kamerin D. Points, Hannah R. Pope, Chandler J. Prost, Tracey L. Rapp, Lisa D. Robertson, Bradley J. Rogers, Jaime A. Sandoval Jr., Skylar E. Schmauch, Tonya C. Schoen, Daniel I. Sheremet, Kali M. Smith, Sarah J. Smith, Christyn E. Sparks, Jennifer D. Stetzenbach, Garrett C. Strange, Ashley A. Taylor, Alexandria N. Teeter, Claire Tierney, Christina L. Tils, Daniel K. Tow, Alexander Tsurkan, Elizabeth E. Valesa, Mariah M. Voitl, Rexford A. Walters, Douglas E. Weller, Tristen I. Wells, Madison P. White, Kathryn J. Wolfram, Kristen K. Womble, Ethan W. Yazell

Slater – Jordan E. Allen

Smithton – Allison L. Cline, Shelbi R. Huddleston, Kimberlee Lewis, Kaytlyn L. Muhr, Mariah E. Wiles

Stockton – Kelsey J. Snyder

Stover – Rachel M. Chaney, Terry V. Embrey, Mallory D. Folsom, Melissa O. Johnson

Success – Dwight J. Mcnew

Sunrise Beach – Patrick L. Corbin, Nicole N. Holloway

Sweet Springs – Cassaundra N. Long

Tacoma, Washington – Christy N. Reeves

Taneyville – Sydnee Cotter

Tipton – Robert E. Dumsday III, Lauren D. Hentges, Olivia L. Huhmann, Hannah Kuttenkuler, Hunter M. Miesner, Jason T. Moore, Angela N. Petree

Tuscumbia – Benton A. Patterson

Ulman – Kristin M. Smith

Unionville – Alisyn M. Hamilton

Urich – Samantha D. Hopkins

Versailles – Micah G. Bennett, Lauren B. Embry, Austin W. Owsley, Shyanne D. Weicken

Village of Four Seasons – Lance S. Moyer

Warrensburg – Kellen R. Atkins, Megan E. Baker, Keith D. Cummings, Eric J. Deer, Kylie E. Fossinger, Maegan M. Hager, Elizabeth J. Hill, Shafat Islam, Andrew Mott, Modupe O. Odusanya, Scott D. Rampone, Ian M. Riese, Emily G. Sachs, Esther E. Stevens, Christian Ward

Warsaw – Kareegan E. Cramer, Ruby A. Dotson, Teresa E. Duffey, Dustin R. Gemes, Cindy S. Grotz, Letisha D. Schwartz, Misty K. Schwartz, Heidi A. Thomas, Zachary C. Wilson, Kaitlin I. Wynn

Waverly – Mahlina L. Mueller

Wheatland – Ivan D. Long

Whiteman Air Force Base – Carly N. Googe, Valorie A. Leonard, Steven Mendoza, Katie K. Rose, Amanda B. Weldon

Windsor – Christopher Algiere, Danielle J. Craig, Hawk W. Johnson, Wesley Reedy, Brage A. Wilson

Yigo, Guam – Cortney R. Gutirrez

Someone knows something!

Angela Marie "Angie" Hammond was last seen by her boyfriend at approximately 10 p.m. on April 4, 1991, as Angie dropped him off at his home in Clinton, MO following a date. Angie later called her boyfriend from a pay phone in downtown Clinton at 11:15 p.m.

During the conversation, Angie spoke of an older model two-tone green truck with a fishing mural on the rear window that kept circling the block. Angie then said the truck stopped and a bearded man in coveralls got out of the truck and was coming towards her in the phone booth. Angie screamed, and the line went dead.

Angie's boyfriend told authorities he drove to the scene and was passed by the same two-tone green truck. Angie screamed his name as the truck sped by and left town. Angie has not been seen since.

If you have any information please contact the
Clinton Missouri Police Department 660-885-2679