The person at the center of this case
Jack Allen Shultz
Justice for Jack Allen Shultz — the trail went cold in 1994, but the truth hasn't.
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Personal belongings were left behind at Shultz's home—what items were found and what do they suggest about the circumstances of his disappearance?
Shultz was known to frequent bars and had substance abuse issues—did associates or acquaintances from these venues have involvement in his disappearance?
He had no access to a vehicle at the time of disappearance—how did he leave his home and where might he have gone?
Jack Allen Shultz disappeared from his home in DeSoto, Kansas on or about November 24, 1994, and was not reported missing until January 4, 1995. He left behind personal belongings and foul play is suspected, though he was known to disappear for periods of time. Despite available dental records, fingerprints, and familial DNA for comparison, his fate remains unknown after more than 30 years.
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Shultz may have displayed characteristics of Huntington's disease—could his medical condition have affected his behavior or vulnerability?
Dental records indicate 'bad teeth' and gingivitis—dental remains could be crucial for identification if remains are discovered.
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November 24, 1994 DeSoto, Kansas Jack Allen Shultz was last seen on or about November 24, 1994, at his home in DeSoto, Kansas. Shultz was known to disappear for periods of time; thus, he was not reported missing until January 4, 1995.
Shultz had previously worked in construction; however, no wages have been reported since 1994. At the time of his disappearance, he did not have access to a vehicle.
Personal belongings were left in the victim’s home and foul play is suspected. He was known to frequent bars and was a drug and alcohol user.
Shultz may have had or displayed characteristics of Huntington’s disease. Past dental records indicated that Shultz had “bad teeth” and gingivitis, which may lead to periodontitis.
Dental records, fingerprints, and familial DNA are available for comparison. Remarks: Shultz wore glasses.
Jack Allen Shultz was last seen at his home in DeSoto, Kansas on or about November 24, 1994.
Shultz was reported missing on January 4, 1995, more than a month after his disappearance.