Missing: Bill Dwayne Shipley

This article is from 2018. I don't know the current status of the reward. - Robert.  Tuesday, July 31st 2018, 11:51 pm By: Bonnie Campo July marks seven years since a Goldsby man vanished. Bill Dwayne Shipley was 47-years-old when he was reported missing by family members. They say they are growing desperate for answers. “It's something I would not want to wish on anybody. My parents have been through so much pain and so much heartache. Everyday it's in our minds, every day,” the victim’s sister, Valerie Hudgens said. The Backstory: Bill Shipley went missing on July 19, 2011. The family said when they went by his home to check on him, weeks later, they found his front door open. The home was in disarray, and the power was turned off, according to family. Shipley also had a Jeep and a Chevy truck and both were missing from his home. The Jeep was located at an Oklahoma City apartment complex within about a month of the report. Shipley was a commercial painter, and the Jeep wa

Missing Since 07/19/2011 Missing From Goldsby, Oklahoma Classification Endangered Missing Sex Male Race White Age 47 years old Height and Weight 5'8 - 5'9, 175 pounds Associated Vehicle(s) Red 1988 Jeep Comanche with the Oklahoma license plate number LBD 638 (accounted for); Red 2002 Chevrolet S10 pickup truck with the license plate number FSH 262 (accounted for) Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian male. Brown hair, blue eyes. Shipley wears wire-framed prescription eyeglasses. He wears a size 8.5 or 9 shoe, a size L to XL shirt, and pants size 34 to 36. Details of Disappearance Shipley was last seen on July 19, 2011. He worked as a contract painter and had a job in Kansas, but he never arrived there and has never been heard from again. Because his family knew he would be out of state, they didn't become concerned about his absence for weeks. When they finally went to his home on Adkins Road in Goldsby, Oklahoma to check on him, they found the front door open, the power

Dwayne Shipley I believe you have first-hand information about Dwayne's disappearance.  Time can change how a witness wants to engage with the police. Investigators need your help. What I need you to do is step up and provide a tip. No piece of information is too small.  Contact Detective David Tompkins at 405-527-2141 or the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-522-8017. You can remain anonymous. https://mcclaincountysheriff.com/submit-tip Robert Jackson 405-200-7176 popsmoke@protonmail.com

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Monday, August 22nd 2011, 4:08 pm By: News 9 Deanne Stein and Gan Matthews, News 9 GOLDBY, Oklahoma -- The McClain County Sheriff's Office is looking for a person of interest in disappearance of a Goldsby man. Bill Dwayne Shipley, 47, was last seen July 19 at his home in Goldsby. Over the weekend, one of Shipley's missing trucks, a 1988 red pickup, was found at a south Oklahoma City apartment complex. "We have processed it for fingerprints, hair and fiber and we're working on that now," said Lt. Dan Huff, McClain County Sheriff's Office investigator. "We didn't locate any evidence at the scene that was dramatic to the visual eye." Meanwhile, the Sheriff has released photos of a man at a metro restaurant using Shipley's credit card. The baseball cap suggests the man is trying to disguise himself. Investigators hope the public can help them identify the man. If you have any information, call the OSBI at 1-800-522-8017. https://www.news9.com/sto

Missing Person / NamUs #MP12430 Bill Dwayne Shipley, Male, White / Caucasian Date of Last Contact July 19, 2011 Missing From Norman, Oklahoma Missing Age 47 Years Current Age 59 Years Circumstances of Disappearance Victim works at a contract painter for Arby's; he had job in Arkansas/Kansas/Texas, but never arrived in Kansas. Victim's clothing was packed, but left inside his residence. Victim has two vehicles; both were found in different locations in south Oklahoma City. Unknown subject using victims credit card approximately 3 weeks later. Composite of person of interest is viewable on NamUs (see Images). Investigating Agencies CASE OWNER McClain County Sheriff's Office (405) 527-2141 Agency Case Number 011-0814035 https://www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Case#/12430/details

Person of interest Person of interest Based on information from a 2021 news article in the Purcell Register, both vehicles were eventually found at apartment complexes in south Oklahoma City. However, all of his painting supplies, from the ladder to the air compressor and generator, were missing. $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of this person of interest, who has been performing unauthorized use of Bill's credit cards, and who frequents central Oklahoma. The truck is a red 2002 Chevy S14 Crew Cab, OK License# 328 FAJ. Bill Dwayne Shipley remains missing. Bill resides in Goldsby, OK, and was last seen on July 19, 2011. Bill is 5'9", has blue eyes, brown hair, and was 47 at the time he went missing. If you have information, please contact Detective David Tompkins, submit a tip , or reach out to OSBI at 800-522-8017. https://mcclaincountysheriff.com/missing-person-of-interest

Bill Dwayne Shipley Person of interest So many questions, too few answers after 10 years Posted Thursday, July 22, 2021 9:00 am Bill Dwayne Shipley of Goldsby was last seen July 19, 2011. His missing persons case and suspected murder remains an open case with the McClain County Sheriff’s Department. Jeannie Grimes Missing persons and mysteries have one thing in common. The family and detectives left behind with questions, but no answers. Such is the case of Bill Dwayne Shipley, last seen July 19, 2011. It may as well have been yesterday to his parents, William and Pat Shipley, and sister, Valerie Moseley. They still feel the pain of loss and long for the closure that recovery of any remains would bring. For Det. David Tompkins with the McClain County Sheriff’s Department, it’s been 10 years of leads that didn’t pan out and dead ends trying to identify the “person of interest”  who used Bill Shipley’s credit cards at a Home Depot in south Oklahoma City, as well as a Norman steak house.