Missing Adults
Curtis D. Crowley Jr.

Curtis D. Crowley Jr.

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Updated March 13, 2024

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Missing Persons Details

Missing Adults Curtis D. Crowley Jr.
Missing from Kansas City, Missouri - USA	Nationality	Case Entered May 08, 2020	Status Active
Current Classification Suspicious Circumstances	Source of Record Media	Last Updated	Verification Status

Physical Description

Gender Male	Age When Reported Missing	Age As of Today 41	Race Black or African American
Hair Color Brown	Eye Color Black	Height 5-9 to 5-1	Weight 160 Lbs

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Details of Disappearance

Curtis D. Crowley Jr. was last seen by family or friends on May 14, 2003.

Crowley was last seen leaving the Municipal Correction Institution in the 8100 block of Ozark Road in Kansas City, Missouri on May 14, 2003. He has never been heard from again.

A relative stole his identity after his disappearance, leading to a false report that Crowley had been located. Foul play is suspected in his case, which remains unsolved.

Who to contact!
If you have any information on the whereabouts of Curtis D. Crowley Jr., you are encouraged to contact the Kansas City Police Department at 573-634-6366, ask for Detectives . Be sure to have the case number available as you will need it.

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