Found Deceased OH - Malcolm Myers, 31, Youngstown, 10 Apr 2022 *Reward*

[GuyfromCanada]

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — A 31-year-old Youngstown man has been missing from his home on Pasadena Avenue since Sunday.

Malcolm Myers’ family said he left in his car and hasn’t been back since. He’s also not answering any of their calls.

Youngstown Police is currently investigating.

The family is desperate for answers and said Myers would never go more than a few hours without checking in.

“He knows I worry about him, and he knows him being a young black man in these streets I’m always worried about him. I always want to know where he’s at or at least have someone know where he’s at. I just want my son. Just give me back my baby,” said Myers’ mother Stephanie.

If you have any information that could help please call Youngstown Police at 330-742-8900.

Family desperate to find missing Youngstown man Malcolm Myers


Link to the original discussion thread in the Missing forum:
OH - OH - Malcolm Myers 31, left in car, usually chks in every few hrs, Youngstown, 10 Apr 2022 *Reward*

 

[YaYa_521]

Malcolm has quite a few people looking for him. Do we know what kind of car he was driving when he left? Where he was headed?

Malcolm Myers - FB page

 

[swanniee11]

Family desperate to find missing Youngstown man Malcolm Myers – WKBN.com
Video of mom ( breaks my heart)
I agree, they need to get his car info out there.

 

[OddOneOut]

If that is the correct FB page, it appears he is married and has a stepdaughter. Are his wife and stepdaughter missing too? Is his car that he left in still missing too? What kind of car? Has anyone seen any missing person posters?

 

[GraceG]

How recent was his arrest? Is it possible that his "friends" think he snitched? If he knew some damning evidence against whoever?

Looks like his arrest as part of a large sting of a drug trafficking operation (heroin and cocaine) was in 2015. If you scroll through the photos in the article of those arrested it is definitely him, and the age as well is correct if he was arrested at age 24 in2015. Arrests target Lincoln Knolls drug activity How long of a sentence he got can be calculated if you go to the "view image" link on the right hand side of the court information records for sentencing that I found on the county court records using his name in the search engine (which matches his full name, age and address on the court records). https://ecourts.mahoningcountyoh.gov/eservices/searchresults.page Based on my calculations he would have been recently released from prison. He was also under 3 years of monitored court control which likely explains why his Mom was keeping close tabs on him.

 

[CocoChanel]

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[Knox]

Friends and family members are holding a prayer vigil Friday for a missing Youngstown man.

31-year-old Malcolm Myers was last seen on April 10.

According to the 'We Can Bring You Hope' Facebook post, Myers car was found outside of an abandoned house at 412 Cleveland Street in the city.

The prayer vigil will take place at the Greater Friendship Baptist Church, 646 Lakewood Ave.in the city from 6 to 7 p.m.

The family is asking that anyone with information on Myers to contact the Youngstown Police at 330-742-8236 or We Can Bring You Hope at 724-466-4673, www.wecanbringyouhope.org or email [email protected].

Prayer vigil to be held for missing Youngstown man

31-year-old Malcolm Myers was last seen on April 10.

www.wfmj.com

 

[TootsieFootsie]

Ohio police identify body found in trash can

Youngstown police have identified a body found in a trash can Saturday as a man who has been missing since April.

www.wtrf.com

Ohio (WKBN) — Police have identified a body found in a trash can Saturday as a man who has been missing since April.

The Cuyahoga County Coroner’s Office was able to identify the man as Malcolm Myers, 31, who had been missing since April 10.

Myers’ death is being investigated as a homicide, a police spokesman said.

 

[CocoChanel]

Ohio police identify body found in trash can

Youngstown police have identified a body found in a trash can Saturday as a man who has been missing since April.

www.wtrf.com

Ohio (WKBN) — Police have identified a body found in a trash can Saturday as a man who has been missing since April.

The Cuyahoga County Coroner’s Office was able to identify the man as Malcolm Myers, 31, who had been missing since April 10.

Myers’ death is being investigated as a homicide, a police spokesman said.

While it is good that his family now has one answer, they, and society, needs many more.
Mr. Meyers went missing over 3 months ago.
His body was found a just week ago.
Initially, they were able to determine the deceased was a male.
The county coroner subsequently IDed the man as missing Malcolm Meyers.
I wonder how often that trash can is emptied, and how long they determined Mr. Meyers had been dead, if that answer is possible.
3+ months is a long time from the day he disappeared.

 

[swanniee11]

Very sad. He is obviously loved and respected by the heartfelt condolences on SM. Prayers for Malcolm, his family and friends and justice.

 

[GuyfromCanada]

NOV 17

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — When Malcolm Myers first went missing in April, family and friends were not too concerned.

They expected it to turn out to be a “Malcolm Story,” one of several tall tales for which he was known among family and friends because of their wit.

But as time grew, it was apparent that there might not be a story. Malcolm remained missing until July, when his body was found at a vacant East Side home in a trash can.

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