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Kenneth George Jones (Missing Person)

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Disappearance (Desaparición)

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Circumstances (Circunstancias)

Before he disappeared, there were no signs that Kenneth planned to run away and he showed no signs of stress or pressure. He was a generally happy young man, passionate about music and computers, and had not discussed being in trouble or distressed.

He spent the evening before competing with his uncle at video games, smiling and seemingly content. Finally, he took the trash out for his father and then headed upstairs to his room. This was the last time they would see him.

Kenneth snuck out of his home at approximately 7:00am that morning while his parents were still sleeping. Strangely, he left wearing clothing unsuited to the particularly cold temperatures that day, taking with him just a light jacket and some tennis shoes. The circumstances suggest he may have left abruptly for some reason and that his disappearance was not planned in advance. It is not clear if he took his identification with him, but he was carrying a small rucksack with unknown contents. According to his mother, he did not appear to take a change of clothes or money when he left (Link).

Although there have been no confirmed sightings since that morning, there have been some possible witnesses.

In 2003, his grandmother was visited by a traveling salesman offering memberships to ‘Bit Issue.’ The grandmother showed the man Kenneth’s photo and he surprisingly said he recognized the young man. According to the salesman, Kenneth and he stayed in the same Salvation Army hostel for a while. The salesman believed Kenneth was currently living in Cheshire, using the alias ‘Paul’. While the lead appeared promising at the time, nothing has confirmed this supposed sighting.

In 2015, police discovered remains in the woodland area at Riverside Park in Glenrothes that they believed might be those of Kenneth and the family was informed. However, it appears the remains were confirmed not to be a match.

There were some rumors that Kenneth was living with the Roma, but his mother does not believe that would be in his nature. She claims he was not ‘street-wise’ and did not usually go out with others at night (Link). He was not the kind of person to hang out with groups drinking or partying. Instead, he typically stayed in his own neighborhood and would usually play on the computer at his uncle’s home when not otherwise occupied.

“We love him so much and just want to know he’s alright and safe, and we urge him to make contact with us if he happens to be reading this wherever he might be, that would be a relief from the torment and worry we continue to face,”

May Dodds, Aunt (Link)

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Description (Descripción)

*Some sources say he was 17 at the time, but the Police and Missing People sites say he was 18.

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Distinguishing Marks or Factors (Características Distintivas)

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Medical Concerns (Atención Médica)

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Suspect (Sospechoso)

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Clothing (Ropa)

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Vehicle (Vehículo)

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Resources

• McPherson, L. (2003) ‘LOST BOY SPOTTED AFTER 5 YEARS; Family’s joy after tip-off.’, Scottish Daily Record & Sunday, 27 April, Link.
• The Newroom (2018) ‘Kenneth Jones: Family of missing Glenrothes teenager renew appeal 20 years on from his disappearance’, Fife Today, 14 November, Link.
• Hind, S. (2018) ”It’s like he’s forgotten’ Mum whose son went missing 20 years ago aged 18 wants his case reinvestigated’, Daily Record, 9 May, Link.
• Howarth, A. (2015) ‘Mother told bones in Fife park may be missing son’, The Scotsman, 7 August, Link.
• Kenneth George Jones, WebSleuth, Link.
• Unresolved Mysteries, Reddit, Link.
• Walker, A. (2018) ”COME HOME’: Family of missing Scots man Kenneth Jones who have ‘looked all over Britain’ launch desperate appeal twenty years after he vanished’, The Scottish Sun, 2 November, Link.
• Watson, J. (2016) ‘Mother speaks of her heartache 18 years after son disappeared’, The Courier, 3 November, Link.
• Aitchison, J. (2020) ‘Unsolved: The names and faces of Scotland’s missing people’, Glasgow Times, 23 June. Link.
• Fairnie, R. (2019) ‘Seven missing people in the Edinburgh area whose cases have never been solved’, Edinburgh Live, 1 November, Link.

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