IL IL- Allen M. Peters, 27, Fairmont City, 25 Feb 2016

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Missing Person / NamUs #MP77634

View NamUs missing person case MP77634 for Allen M. Peters missing from Fairmont City, Illinois. Date of last contact: Feb 25, 2016. NCMEC case number: --.

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Missing Age 27 Years
Current Age 36 Years
First Name Allen
Middle Name M.
Last Name Peters
Nickname/Alias --
Sex Male
Race / Ethnicity White / Caucasian
Height 5'-10" - (70 - inches) --
Weight 160 - lbs --
Tribe Enrollment/Affiliation --
Associated Tribe(s) --​

Circumstances
Date of Last Contact February 25, 2016
NamUs Case Created February 4, 2021
Last Known Location (Map)
Location Fairmont City, Illinois 62201
County St. Clair County
Missing From Tribal Land No
Primary Residence on Tribal Land No

Circumstances of Disappearance
The missing person, Allen M. Peters, was last seen at the Foodland grocery store in Fairmont City, Illinois around 3:00 p.m. on 2/25/2016. Allen was observed running from the business towards a nearby swampy area. He was wearing a camouflage jacket, camouflage shirt, and blue jeans. Law enforcement authorities have conducted numerous searches of the area with negative results. No one has seen or heard from Allen since this time.

Physical Description
Hair Color Brown
Head Hair Description --
Body Hair Description --
Facial Hair Description --
Left Eye Color Blue
Right Eye Color Blue
Eye Description --

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Distinctive Physical Features
Scar/mark Scar on the left side of his chest

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Clothing and Accessories
"Clothing" Camouflage jacket
"Clothing" Camouflage shirt
"Clothing" Blue jeans
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March 8, 2016 Belleville News-Democrat archived

https://archive.ph/S2ItT

<<Allen M. Peters, 27, was last seen two weeks ago when he got into a disturbance at the Foodland store in Fairmont City.

“We don’t know why he hasn’t surfaced yet,” said St. Clair County Sheriff’s Capt. Scott Weymouth. He noted that since the missing man ran from authorities at the scene of the disturbance, he’s likely hiding as opposed to being lost or missing. “I don’t think he would be happy to be found,” Weyouth said.

Management of the store called police, and Peters ran into a wooded area, according to Weymouth.>>