NV NV- David Lee Christensen, 61, Las Vegas, 12 Feb 2011

[Pennysmom1]

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

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Missing Age 61 Years
Current Age 74 Years
Legal First David
Middle Name Lee
Legal Last Name Christensen
Chosen Name/Nickname/Alias Dave

Biological Sex Male
Height 5' 6" - 5' 7" (66 - 67 Inches)
Weight 160 - 165 lbs
Race / Ethnicity White / Caucasian

Circumstances​

Date of Last Contact February 12, 2011
NamUs Case Created February 23, 2011

Last Known Location​

Location Las Vegas, Nevada 89121
County Clark County
Missing From Tribal Land--
Primary Residence on Tribal Land--

Circumstances of Disappearance Mr.Christensen left a bar with a friend. Mr. Christensen has not been heard from or seen since February 12th, 2011.

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Circumstance Notes​

M/P last seen at local bar with a friend

Physical Description​

Hair Color Gray or Partially Gray
Head Hair Description Silver / Gray
Body Hair Description Gray
Facial Hair Description Gray
Left Eye Color Green
Right Eye Color Green
Eye Description NORMAL

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Distinctive Physical Features​

No Known Information

Clothing and Accessories​

Clothing Dark colored collared polo shirt, blue windbreaker, blue jeans

Additional Case Info​

Transportation​

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Comments Vehicle has been recovered



Lots of questions and missing information missing on this case!

 

[Pennysmom1]

I'm thinking this is related to the missing David Christiansen

Feb 28, 2011

Suspect arrested in slaying of missing man

www.reviewjournal.com

Jan 16, 2012

Supreme Court: Murder case can go on despite body not being found

The Nevada Supreme Court has denied the pretrial petition of a Las Vegas man accused of murder even though the corpse of the man he allegedly killed has never been found.

lasvegassun.com

<<The Supreme Court said Mills, in a confession, admitted he allowed Christensen to stay the night in his apartment. Authorities said Mills confessed to beating the elderly man on the head until he died, then wrapping the body in beach towels and disposing of it in a trash container.

The Supreme Court said detectives found two large stains of human blood in Mills' apartment. Detectives also located the victim's car exactly where Mills had said he left it.

"Finally, the victim — a creature of habit who never missed a day of work and visited with his friends on a precise weekly schedule — was never seen again," said the court.>>