Russell Raymond Williams, Missing Person: Unsolved Abington Disappearance Since April 1972
Missing Person: Russell Raymond Williams
Details from a government source (might be paraphrased): Mr. Williams received a phone call at his lumber company (Reed Lumber Company), on 4/19/1972, at approximately 1:30PM, and left. Mr. Williams was never seen or heard from again. Mr. Williams' vehicle was recovered from Logan Airport in Boston, MA on 4/26/1972, with no evidence or information as to his whereabouts.
Last contact: April 19th, 1972 (Wednesday)
As of early March 2025, this individual has not been found. Furthermore, there is very little coverage of his case. Finding information on the company he worked for, Reed Lumber Company, was also difficult. I'm sure most people who look at this case will have questions regarding the phone call and the location of his vehicle at the airport.
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There is no photo available of Russell Raymond Williams, who was last seen after receiving a phone call at his place of work. |
Last location: Abington, Massachusetts
Age when Russell Raymond Williams disappeared: 33
Date of birth: April 20th, 1938 - April 19th, 1939 (When a date range is used, it is calculated based on the MP's age when he disappeared)
Sex: Male
Height in inches: 67 (approximation, often averaged from ranges)
Weight in pounds (lbs): 190 (approximation, often averaged from ranges)
BMI: 29.8 - This is in the overweight range. This calculation helps in attempting to picture what Russell Raymond Williams looked like.
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Hair color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
By: Shane Lambert
Link to Government Source: MP91100 (right-click to open)
Unraveling the Mystery: Key Insights and Updates
Original time of writing: March 9th, 2025
Has Russell Raymond Williams been found?
As of early March 2025, this individual has not been found. Furthermore, there is very little coverage of his case. Finding information on the company he worked for, Reed Lumber Company, was also difficult. I'm sure most people who look at this case will have questions regarding the phone call and the location of his vehicle at the airport.
The Phone Call: A Critical Clue or Red Herring?
The phone call that prompted Williams’ departure stands as the last known interaction before his disappearance. Questions should arise: was the call pertaining to a business matter, a personal emergency, or a deliberate lure?
Unfortunately, in 1972, tracing calls was rudimentary, and no accessible records detail who called or what was said. Coworkers’ accounts—if preserved—could hold the key, yet their absence from the narrative suggests early investigative limits. This ambiguity invites speculation: could it have been someone he knew, or a staged event to justify his exit?
The Logan Airport Connection: Mislead or Genuine Lead?
Often when a missing person's car is left at the airport, it does not mean that they took a flight. In some cases, all it means is that the missing person was a target of foul play. Then whoever committed the crime against the MP, decided to mislead investigators by leaving the MP's car at the airport.
This is a case that will require some kind of opening up, maybe from a surviving family member. At present, few details are available.
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