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William Martin Vosseler and Charles Jason Vosseler

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William Martin Vosseler and Charles Jason Vosseler

Case
#1115
SourceFBI WantedUpdated Mar 15, 2026
FBI - Parental Kidnappings; Strafford County, New Hampshire
Missing Person · Open
39 years waiting · since 1986

CHARLES MARTIN VOSSELER

Justice for William Martin Vosseler and Charles Jason Vosseler — the trail went cold in 1986, but the truth hasn't.

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Key leads to think about

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suspect
Lead #1

Where has Charles Martin Vosseler been hiding for over 35 years with his two sons?

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location
Lead #2

What connections does Vosseler have to Oklahoma, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Florida?

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person
Lead #3

Are William Martin and Charles Jason Vosseler still alive, and do they know their true identities?

Charles Martin Vosseler is wanted for the parental kidnapping of his two sons, William Martin and Charles Jason Vosseler, from Rochester, New Hampshire on October 9, 1986. Vosseler was indicted in February 1987 for interference with custody and subsequently charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Despite decades passing, the whereabouts of Vosseler and his sons remain unknown, though he is believed to have ties to Oklahoma, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Florida.

Case
#1115
SourceFBI WantedUpdated Mar 15, 2026
FBI - Parental Kidnappings; Strafford County, New Hampshire

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More leads to consider

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clue
Lead #4

Vosseler may wear glasses—has anyone spotted a man matching this description with two boys?

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Official wording

Source Narrative

Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution - Parental Kidnapping; Harboring Charles Martin Vosseler is wanted for the kidnapping of his sons, William Martin Vosseler and Charles Jason Vosseler, from Rochester, New Hampshire, on October 9, 1986. On February 5, 1987, Vosseler was indicted by a Strafford County, New Hampshire, grand jury at Dover, New Hampshire, for two counts of interference with custody.

A federal criminal complaint was filed on April 3, 1987, in the District of New Hampshire, Concord, New Hampshire, and a warrant was issued for his arrest after he was charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. William Martin Vosseler was born on April 21, 1984, in Exeter, New Hampshire.

Charles Jason Vosseler was born on December 9, 1982, in Exeter, New Hampshire. Remarks: Vosseler has ties to Oklahoma, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Florida.

He may wear glasses.

Timeline of Events

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1986-10-09

Sons kidnapped from Rochester

William Martin Vosseler and Charles Jason Vosseler were taken from Rochester, New Hampshire by their father Charles Martin Vosseler

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1987-02-05

Indictment issued

Vosseler indicted by Strafford County grand jury at Dover for two counts of interference with custody

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1987-04-03

Federal warrant issued

Federal criminal complaint filed in District of New Hampshire, Concord; warrant issued for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution

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Case Information

Incident:October 9, 1986
Last Updated:April 29, 2026

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Case Information

Incident:October 9, 1986
Last Updated:April 29, 2026

Up to $25,000 Reward

For information leading to the resolution of this case