UT UT - Cornelis "Casey" Frederik Bokslag, 30, last seen at apt, car found remote Summit Co, So Salt Lake City, 5 Jun 2022

[Darling136]

Missing Person / NamUs #MP93031

View NamUs missing person case MP93031 for Cornelis Frederik Bokslag missing from South Salt Lake, Utah. Date of last contact: Jun 06, 2022. NCMEC case number: --.

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Cornelis Frederik BOKSLAG

Cornelis (Casey) Bokslag last spoke to his family on Monday June 6, 2022. He did not show up for work which his family says is not like him. Casey’s vehicle was found abandoned with not plates in Summit County on June 8, 2022. The Area was searched and Casey nor any of his personal belongings […]

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Still missing

 

[Ab801]

Cornelis Frederik Bokslag – The Charley Project

Unfortunately, still missing.

 

[starlightstarbright]

This is a perplexing one. If he did come to foul play, it feels like it wasn’t by someone he knew well. It feels more of a random one or a set up. Because he was on his way to work, not at home, not at a friend or partner’s home. But why? They didn’t take the car. He withdrew $100, but wasn’t obviously forced to withdraw anything else. Maybe for the gun? But seems an awful lot of risk and effort to go through for a ‘target shooting’ gun (I assume that isn’t the sort that street criminals are after?) or $100.

 

[STLBlues]

Maybe for the gun? But seems an awful lot of risk and effort to go through for a ‘target shooting’ gun (I assume that isn’t the sort that street criminals are after?) or $100.

RSBM - It depends what the gun is. I have several semi-automatic pistols and rifles. I only use those for target shooting and I know many others who do the same.

 

[Ab801]

This is a perplexing one. If he did come to foul play, it feels like it wasn’t by someone he knew well. It feels more of a random one or a set up. Because he was on his way to work, not at home, not at a friend or partner’s home. But why? They didn’t take the car. He withdrew $100, but wasn’t obviously forced to withdraw anything else. Maybe for the gun? But seems an awful lot of risk and effort to go through for a ‘target shooting’ gun (I assume that isn’t the sort that street criminals are after?) or $100.

If I remember correctly it was a Sig Sauer 9MM, which could have been worth anywhere from $3-900, but more than likely it was a p365 model, which can be purchased new for $499.99.