
The person at the center of this case
Jerry Dale Calhoun
Justice for Jerry Dale Calhoun โ the trail went cold in 1999, but the truth hasn't.
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Why was his vehicle found near Government Pass but Jerry was not located there? Did he abandon the vehicle or was he taken elsewhere?
What condition was the vehicle in when discovered, and were there any signs of struggle or clues inside?
Did anyone see Jerry leaving his residence or traveling toward Government Pass on May 30, 1999?
Jerry Dale Calhoun, a 44-year-old man, disappeared on May 30, 1999, after leaving his residence in Prineville, Oregon. His vehicle was discovered near Government Pass, but Jerry was not found at the scene, suggesting he may have left the area on foot or with another person. Despite the investigation by Crook County Sheriff's Office, his whereabouts remain unknown, and anyone with information about his disappearance is urged to come forward.
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Has there been any activity on Jerry's bank accounts or sightings since his disappearance in 1999?
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NamUs case MP20626. Missing person: Jerry Dale Calhoun.
Last known contact: 1999-05-30 in Prineville, Crook, OR. Circumstances: Jerry was last seen leaving his residence.
Jerry's vehicle was located on near Government Pass, but he was not located near his vehicle. Demographics: 44 years, Male, White / Caucasian.
Physical description: 6 ft 0 in, 190 lbs, hair: Brown, eyes: Brown. Investigating agency: Crook County Sheriff's Office | 99-1007 | 1999-06-05.
Jerry Dale Calhoun last seen leaving his residence in Prineville, Oregon.
Crook County Sheriff's Office opened case MP20626 (99-1007) following the disappearance.
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