
Justice is overdue — the trail went cold in 2017, but the truth hasn't.
NamUs case MP38242. Missing person: Shane Allen Workman. Last known contact: 2017-04-25 in Lewistown, Mifflin, PA. Circumstances: Shane was last seen leaving his home and has not returned. He was to be walking to Sheetz in Lewistown PA, one block from his home. Shane's house key was on his bed and his bedroom door was locked. His room was as it had been left on the night he left to go to the neighboring Sheetz Convenience Store. Shane has not been heard from since. Shane has a tribal tattoo on his neck. He also has tattoos on his legs, back, and arms. Demographics: 31 years, Male, White / Caucasian. Physical description: 5 ft 10 in, 170 lbs, hair: Black, eyes: Brown. Clothing and accessories: Accessories: wore a belt but no belt buckle separate from the fastener on the belt Ball cap-Suspect he was wearing his Black, fitted, Hurley cap Wallet: containing an orange card in his daughter!s name that she received for completing hunters safety training Shane was a cigarette smoker, he rolled his own cigarettes and placed them in a pack, typically menthol cigarette packs like Newport brand; Clothing: red hooded sweatshirt, Dark Colored T-Shirt sized Large Blue Jeans sized either 34/32 or 34/30, wore baggy Boxer Shorts with an elastic band, solid colored, typically Hanes Brand but could be another brand; Footwear: Sized 12 Tennis Shoes, laced, possibly Nike brand Socks: Black, slipper styled, below ankle, not visible when shoes are worn; Jewelry: Silver chain with silver cross pendent, medium in length. Investigating agency: Lewistown Borough Police | 2017-1053.
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