Fastpitch Mom
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I am so glad that he has his name again and his family will have closure. I have been searching for him for 7 years and to think he wasn't even listed as missing.
If he wasn't trying to cross the road, was he just walking in the road and wasn't seen by the driver?He was not trying to cross the road. It is a very rural area..2 lane road with nothing except cemetery for miles. I posted pics of the area early on, but I think they are gone now.
I am so glad that he has his name again and his family will have closure. I have been searching for him for 7 years and to think he wasn't even listed as missing.
If he wasn't trying to cross the road, was he just walking in the road and wasn't seen by the driver?
I believe the police had stopped to check him out when the truck hit him. So, possibly blinded by police lights?
I wonder what he had been doing for 3 years? Hitchhiking across the country?
So when he was a uid nothing related back to army records? So just Coz someone was in army can't rely on that to be checked against?
Chuck is my uncle and has been missing for so long, there have and still are so many unanswered questions.
Very sorry for your loss.Chuck is my uncle and has been missing for so long, there have and still are so many unanswered questions.
http://www.arkansasmatters.com/news/local-news/missing-michigan-man-found-dead-in-arkansas/632784928Hattie assumed police filed a missing persons report after she reported that situation. For 30 years, the family thought Charles was in a missing persons' database, but just this year, when they went to check on the status of Charles' case, they found out there was no case. He was never put in the missing persons system.
Police say there must have been some confusion with how the case was originally classified.
So, 30 years later, Charles Cornell was finally listed as a Missing Person. In November of 2016, the family contacted police and submitted Charles' DNA samples, still holding out hope.