Celebs Who Vanished And Are Still Missing Today

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Pulling off a successful vanishing act is an unusual and difficult task – especially if you’re a public figure of any variety. You’d think it would be impossible for a noteworthy celebrity to seemingly disappear into thin air — but, as these missing celebrities have proven, anything can happen. If there’s one thing to be learned from these missing celebs, it’s that no one is too talented, popular, or successful to completely fall off the grid. Here’s a look at some of the most mysterious cases of missing celebrities…

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Richey Edwards | 0:28
Connie Converse | 1:24
Jim Sullivan | 2:13
Rico Harris | 3:00
Jim Thompson | 3:54
Scott Smith | 4:39
Barbara Newhall Follett | 5:20

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  2. The daughter was most likely killed by her husband. He hardly looked for her…yep he killed her. And the mother is pathetic, how does your daughter go missing and the parent don’t know about it for 13 yrs???????? My family would have been frantically searching if it were me.

    2. but it was not you and your closed mined self cannot see some parents don’t give two shits about their children

    5. @ Belle Morgan
      Yep, same here. My egg donor disowned me when I came out as trans 3 years ago.

    2. A very suitable ending…you could say that about all of them….who???

    3. Oveida Sinclair Richey Edwards was from a Welsh band called the Manic Street Preachers. He was quite a. Tragic figure.

    3. Yup, “turn me loose” what a iconic early eighties classic, still got the cd…later bought.

  5. Glen Miller, Amelia Earhart, Jimmy Hoffa, Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanov, Harold Holt, Ambrose Bierce, Raoul Wallenberg. You missed a few ACTUAL famous people.

    1. Mylitla Anastasia’s body has been found and so has Amelia’s so do your research and not just base it on things you remember. They’re bodies have been found for a few years now. DNA proof etc.

    2. Lanavika Dorothea she crashed on an island. The spy is a theory/rumor. Not all news to the “elderly” is correct.

  7. Yeah. Nah. I have my own theory about women who argue with their husbands and “disappear”. Especially when the husband doesn’t seem to care.

    1. @Daniel Fronc no concrete evidence, but statistically it’s almost always the boyfriend or husband who kills a woman. This is a well known fact.

  8. Richey wasn’t moody, certainly enigmatic. A completely down to earth, almost a nobody, person who was just so charismatic.

    I idolised him for years, always wanting to be him. Even named my son Richard James.

    1. and the manics still pays his share of royalties for the bands music in a bank account in his name.

    3. @grimlund 🙁 Yes, but they re-opend the case didn’t they? Maybe there’s some hope of finding something, to put and end in all.

    2. Leon… Dead or disappeared, theyre no longer confronted with trying to survive in today’s frickin world… RIP either way

    4. I feel like even if some of these celebrities are dead now because like some of them like like the ones from like way way way back like 1920 or something I think that during the time that they went missing they were probably just escaping life or they went somewhere and passed away

  13. “My dreams are going through their death flurries. They are dying before the steel javelins and arrows of a world of time and money”. -B. Follet Wow. So terribly deep and so sadly true. I’ve known that feeling too often…what an amazing person. Such a sad fate.

  16. I miss Richie Edwards , great musician / writer look up Manic Street Preachers , especially the song “we her majestys prisoners ” they rock

    1. These days a paper and digital trail for sure. Twenty years ago, much easier to voluntarily disappear imho

  20. I worked for some time as a private investigator for a large investigations firm many years ago. We got hired to look into missing person cases all the time by families. The one’s where it was a husband or wife almost always turned out to be the Bruce Springsteen song; “got a wife and kids in Baltimore jack, I went out for a ride and I never went back”.
    One was a guy who vanished on his way to work one day. His car was in the p-lot of the company he worked for but he’d never showed up for his shift. Gone, vanished. After several years of the cops looking for him….a little….not illegal for a responsible adult to just take off after all, the wife hired us. I found the guy living in South Carolina (he’d disappeared in New Hampshire). He hadn’t even changed his name, it was a common name. He had a job, owned a house and had a steady gf.
    Our policy at the time was that if we found the person we gave them the option of re-connecting with the person who hired us, we were very upfront about it. This guy wanted nothing to do with his wife or family. I had to call her and tell her that yes, I’d found him and yes, he was fine but no, he didn’t want to speak to her or for her to know where he was. She didn’t take it well…she’d thought for years that he was dead.

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