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Johnny Hundley and Jimmy McQueary
Justice for Johnny Hundley and Jimmy McQueary — the trail went cold in 1964, but the truth hasn't.
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What happened between leaving Frisch's restaurant and their intended arrival at Johnny's home—was there a detour, encounter, or incident along the route?
Were there any witnesses who saw the boys walking that evening or noticed anything unusual in the Fairfax area on October 15, 1964?
Why would two inseparable best friends suddenly vanish without a trace—was there evidence of foul play or did they voluntarily disappear?
On October 15, 1964, two young boys, Johnny Hundley and Jimmy McQueary, disappeared from Fairfax, Ohio after leaving Frisch's restaurant in Cincinnati. The close friends were last seen walking toward Johnny's home and never arrived. Despite decades of investigation, their fate remains unknown and the case continues to seek any information that might explain what happened to them that evening.
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Fairfax, Ohio October 15, 1964 At approximately 2030 hours, October 15, 1964, Johnny Hundley and best friend Jimmy McQueary were reported missing from Fairfax, Hamilton County, Ohio. The boys were best friends and it would have been uncommon to find either boy without the other.
They were last seen walking to Johnny’s home from Frisch’s restaurant located at 5770 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati, Ohio. The boys never returned home.
Johnny Hundley and Jimmy McQueary last seen walking from Frisch's restaurant toward Johnny's home in Fairfax, Ohio
The two boys never returned home and were reported missing from Fairfax, Hamilton County, Ohio