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Alexander Edwin Shaw IV
NamUs #MP2420

Shaw's green 1972 Buick was found smashed into a pine tree off of Highway 40 in Wagram, North Carolina on March 15, 1982. There was no sign of Shaw at the accident scene and he has never been heard from again.
The car keys were in the ignition and the headlights were turned on when investigators located the vehicle. The Wagram area had heavy rainfall pass through during the suspected time of Shaw's accident.
Two witnesses reported having seen Shaw walking along the highway south of Wagram the day after the car accident. He has never been heard from again. An extensive search of the area, involving the National Guard and the Army as well as local law enforcement, turned up no sign of him.
Shaw has been employed in theatre, mobile home service, broadcast advertising sales and industrial waste water plant operations. He is a distance runner and frequently donated blood to the American Red Cross prior to his 1982 disappearance. He is described as a casual dresser
Investigators do not believe that he was carrying any identification or jewelry at the time of his disappearance. His father, who believed his son suffered a head injury in the accident and developed amnesia, died in 2010. Shaw's case remains unsolved.
Dentals: Available
Fingerprints: Not Available
DNA: Available
Investigating Agencies:
-Scotland County Sheriff's Department
Kevin Howell, Captain: (910) 276-3385
[email protected]
-North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation: (910) 829-6309
Agency Case Number: 373-M-25-1
*53 Unidentified Person Exclusions
Sources:
NamUs #MP2420

- Missing Since: March 15, 1982
- Missing From: Wagram, Scotland County, North Carolina
- First Name: Alexander
Middle Name: Edwin
Last Name: Shaw
Nickname/Alias: John Sanders - Sex: Male
- Race: White
- Date of Birth: January 23, 1959
- Age: 23 years old
- Height and Weight: 5'10 - 5'11, 140 pounds
- Hair Color: Brown/reddish-brown/auburn
- Eye Color: Blue
- Clothing/Jewelry Description: A white shirt and blue jeans.
- Distinguishing Characteristics: Shaw has a prominent Adam's Apple, and he has a history of recurring discoloration on his right knee. His blood type is O-positive. Shaw goes by his middle name, Edwin.
Shaw's green 1972 Buick was found smashed into a pine tree off of Highway 40 in Wagram, North Carolina on March 15, 1982. There was no sign of Shaw at the accident scene and he has never been heard from again.
The car keys were in the ignition and the headlights were turned on when investigators located the vehicle. The Wagram area had heavy rainfall pass through during the suspected time of Shaw's accident.
Two witnesses reported having seen Shaw walking along the highway south of Wagram the day after the car accident. He has never been heard from again. An extensive search of the area, involving the National Guard and the Army as well as local law enforcement, turned up no sign of him.
Shaw has been employed in theatre, mobile home service, broadcast advertising sales and industrial waste water plant operations. He is a distance runner and frequently donated blood to the American Red Cross prior to his 1982 disappearance. He is described as a casual dresser
Investigators do not believe that he was carrying any identification or jewelry at the time of his disappearance. His father, who believed his son suffered a head injury in the accident and developed amnesia, died in 2010. Shaw's case remains unsolved.
Dentals: Available
Fingerprints: Not Available
DNA: Available
Investigating Agencies:
-Scotland County Sheriff's Department
Kevin Howell, Captain: (910) 276-3385
[email protected]
-North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation: (910) 829-6309
Agency Case Number: 373-M-25-1
*53 Unidentified Person Exclusions
Sources: