Demographics
Missing Age75 Years
Current Age105 Years
First NameJohn
Middle NameScott
Last NameHahn
Nickname/AliasStanley Williamson
SexMale
Height6' 1" - 6' 2" (73 - 74 Inches)
Weight185 - 195 lbs
Race / EthnicityWhite / Caucasian
Circumstances
Date of Last ContactJune 12, 1989
NamUs Case CreatedOctober 23, 2012
Last Known Location Map
LocationLaughlin, Nevada
CountyClark County
Circumstances of DisappearanceJohn Hahn left his home in San Diego, CA (where he was a long time resident) for Laughlin, NV on June 10, 1989. Prior to leaving for Nevada, John dropped his wife off at the airport. He was reportedly carrying a large amount of cash with him. On the weekend of the 4th of July, 1989, witnesses indicated having seen John Scott Hahn at a Laughlin convenience store where he placed a phone call. He was not heard from again since that time.
Physical Description
Hair ColorGray or Partially Gray
Head Hair DescriptionGraying brown hair, high forehead/hair line
Body Hair Description--
Facial Hair Description--
Left Eye ColorBrown
Right Eye ColorBrown
Eye Description--
Distinctive Physical Features
Item
Description
Artificial body part/aid
wears dentures
Scar/mark
Hahn has a vertically scar of about 12 inches in length on the center of his chest from a surgical implant. (an artificial repair made to his aorta, due to an aneurysm). He also has a 2" scar on the left side of his chin/cheek.
Other distinctive physical characteristic
Hahn is left handed, and usually wears his wristwatch on the right wrist.
Clothing and Accessories
Item
Description
Eyewear
Bifocal glasses with "Photo-Gray" variable tint lenses and gold colored metal frame.
Additional Case Info
Transportation
1979 Mercury Marquis
StyleCoupe
ColorWhite
StateCalifornia
License Plate382WPJ
Expiration Year--
CommentsOn July 21, 1989, Jean Hahn received a phone call from the Laughlin, NV substation of the Las Vegas Metro Police, informing her that her husband's car had been found, abandoned, in the desert south of Laughlin. The car had gotten stuck in deep soft sand, and had been in that location for a number of days, with windows rolled down, a full fuel tank, John Hahn's packed suitcase in back seat, and evidence that the radiator/cooling system had been recently filled up and treated with a cooling system “stop leak” compound. The A/C system was inoperative. The car had to be winched out of the soft sand. It was taken to the local impounding yard.
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
The Doe Network: Case File 878DMNV
