Kenneth James Williams Jr.
Williams, circa 2011
Williams was last seen in Monaca, Pennsylvania on May 14, 2011. He had been to see his sister in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania the previous evening, then went to visit his mother in Monaca. He was upset at the time and acting strangely, and told his mother he'd lost his job and his friends were angry with him.
Williams left his mother's house at 5:30 a.m. and has never been heard from again. He was driving a black 2005 Ford 500 he'd borrowed from his cousin. The next day, the car was found unlocked and abandoned off a logging road in a remote wooded area of Monongalia County, West Virginia, nearly one hundred miles south of Monaca.
The radio was tuned to a hip-hop station; Williams prefers classical music. The driver's seat was also pushed forward, too far for someone of Williams's height to even get into the car.
Williams has a license to carry a .40 caliber handgun; it hasn't been located. His wallet, car keys and cellular phone are also missing. His case remains unsolved.
Kenneth James Williams Jr. – The Charley Project
Family still hopes to find Aliquippa native missing since 2011
Williams, circa 2011
- Missing Since 05/14/2011
- Missing From Monaca, Pennsylvania
- Classification Endangered Missing
- Sex Male
- Race Black
- Age 29 years old
- Height and Weight 6'0 - 6'1, 140 - 160 pounds
- Clothing/Jewelry Description A tan print t-shirt, a dark-colored long-sleeved flannel jacket, tan khaki pants, sneakers and a black winter hat.
- Medical Conditions Williams suffers from bipolar disorder and needs medication which he doesn't have with him. He may be confused or disoriented as a result of his condition, and may not remember who he is.
- Distinguishing Characteristics African-American male. Black hair, brown eyes. Williams's nickname is Ace.
Williams was last seen in Monaca, Pennsylvania on May 14, 2011. He had been to see his sister in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania the previous evening, then went to visit his mother in Monaca. He was upset at the time and acting strangely, and told his mother he'd lost his job and his friends were angry with him.
Williams left his mother's house at 5:30 a.m. and has never been heard from again. He was driving a black 2005 Ford 500 he'd borrowed from his cousin. The next day, the car was found unlocked and abandoned off a logging road in a remote wooded area of Monongalia County, West Virginia, nearly one hundred miles south of Monaca.
The radio was tuned to a hip-hop station; Williams prefers classical music. The driver's seat was also pushed forward, too far for someone of Williams's height to even get into the car.
Williams has a license to carry a .40 caliber handgun; it hasn't been located. His wallet, car keys and cellular phone are also missing. His case remains unsolved.
Kenneth James Williams Jr. – The Charley Project
Family still hopes to find Aliquippa native missing since 2011
