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Wilburn Ld Jenkins
Justice for Wilburn Ld Jenkins — the trail went cold in 1984, but the truth hasn't.
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Why were his vehicle, glasses, wallet, and dentures left behind at his residence? This suggests he did not leave voluntarily or plan to be away.
What did the neighbor observe when dropping him off? Were there any unusual circumstances or people present at the residence?
What was his mental and physical state on August 22, 1984? A 58-year-old man requiring dentures and glasses would have difficulty functioning without them.
Wilburn Ld Jenkins, a 58-year-old man, disappeared on August 22, 1984, from his residence in Pocasset, Oklahoma after a neighbor dropped him off at home. His vehicle, personal belongings including glasses, wallet, and dentures remained at his house, suggesting an unexpected disappearance. Despite decades of investigation by Grady County Sheriff's Office, the circumstances of his vanishing remain unexplained and the case remains open.
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NamUs case MP26093. Missing person: Wilburn Ld Jenkins.
Last known contact: 1984-08-22 in Pocasset, Grady, OK. Circumstances: Neighbor last saw Mr Jenkins when she let him out of her car at his residence.
His vehicle, glasses, wallet, and teeth were at his home. Demographics: 58 years, Male, White / Caucasian.
Physical description: 5 ft 7 in, 125 lbs, hair: Gray or Partially Gray, eyes: Hazel. Clothing and accessories: Clothing: jump suit with zipper; Footwear: brown lace-up boot.
Investigating agency: Grady County Sheriff's Office | 84-805 | 1984-08-24.
Neighbor last saw Mr. Jenkins when she let him out of her car at his residence in Pocasset, Grady County, Oklahoma
Grady County Sheriff's Office initiated investigation (Case 84-805)
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