NY NY - Edward Dubbs, 44, Manhattan, 9 June 1981

[madamx]

Bumping

 

[John/Jane Doe]

Edward Sprenkle Dubbs – The Charley Project

 

[renaebri]

Oh so sad everyone immediate looking for him has passed away.

So his car is missing also? It’s mentioned that he to frequent contrail train. So that means his car would of been parked at the railroad station in CT. Or did he drive to Manhattan that day.? I read this again and got confused.

His partner would drop him off at work and pick him up, so it sounds like the car would have been left at the residence? Unless his partner also used the car to pick him up, it does say they found no vehicle or persons at the residence so does that mean the partner did not have one?

If the car is missing that makes it sound to me like it's not foul play, or atleast not by a stranger.

43 years today.

 

[John/Jane Doe]

Edward Sprenkle Dubbs – The Charley Project

 

[redpig2]

Has this one been ruled out NamUs #UP15819

 

[Caring1]

Has this one been ruled out NamUs #UP15819

This UP is not on the public list of exclusions.

 

[Diane Redfern]

Edward Dubbs

Edward Sprenkle Dubbs, age 44, vanished from Manhattan, New York on June 9, 1981. Edward was a top level executive with Hayes Williams, a public relations firm located at 261 Madison Avenue in Manh…

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Edward Dubbs was last seen at his place of employment (Hayes Williams, Inc. which is a Public Relations Firm located at 261 Madison Ave. NY, NY) on Tuesday, June 09, 1981 at approximately 5:05pm. Mr. Dubbs did not show up to work the following day. His employer found this to be very unusual, so he contacted Newtown Police Department. A check of his residence showed that the home was secure and no vehicle or persons were present. A search of the interior of the home indicated that Mr. Dubbs did not return home on June 09, 1981. Mr. Dubbs was reportedly about to break off his relationship with his live-in lover.

Later, NamUs mentions he owned a 1978 Mercury Zephyr... Was his car ever located?
This may indicate he actually got there and he (or other person) took the car...

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[dotr]

Mar 13, 2026 #MissingPerson #ColdCase #Missing rbbm
The search for answers continues in Connecticut as the team investigates four long-standing cold cases involving missing persons and their disappeared vehicles. This mission focuses on Warren Joseph Niederfringer (1972), Edward Sprenkle Dubbs (1981), Arthur Matthews (1985), and David Michael Roberts (2017). Each case presents a unique mystery, but they all share a common thread: a vehicle that vanished along with its driver.