Reed Taylor Jeppson – White – Age 15 (1964)
Missing since October 11, 1964 from Salt Lake County, Utah
Endangered Missing
Age in 2011: 62
Missing since October 11, 1964 from Salt Lake County, Utah
Endangered Missing
Age in 2011: 62
Date of Birth: May 28, 1949
5'6"; 130-140 lbs.
Blond hair; blue eyes
Reed wore upper and lower braces at the time of his disappearance.
He was wearing blue Levis jeans; a white, cotton knit shirt; gym shoes and a reversible parka - one side black and one side blue.
Reed was last seen walking his two German short hair pointers in the vicinity of St. Mary of the Wasatch on the East bench of Salt Lake City, Utah on Sunday, October 11, 1964 about 1:00 p.m. Neither Reed, nor his dogs were ever seen again.
Reed was a sophomore at East High School and a member of the school football team at the time of his disappearance. He left behind eleven siblings. His loved ones don't believe he ran away, as he wasn't having any problems and he left all his belongings behind at home, including money he'd earned from his paper route job. Reed's family describe him as a good student and a popular teenager with many friends in Salt Lake City and in Montana, where his family kept a summer home. One of his hobbies was training his dogs for bird hunting.
Investigators stated there was no evidence of foul play in Reed's disappearance, but his case remains unsolved.
5'6"; 130-140 lbs.
Blond hair; blue eyes
Reed wore upper and lower braces at the time of his disappearance.
He was wearing blue Levis jeans; a white, cotton knit shirt; gym shoes and a reversible parka - one side black and one side blue.
Reed was last seen walking his two German short hair pointers in the vicinity of St. Mary of the Wasatch on the East bench of Salt Lake City, Utah on Sunday, October 11, 1964 about 1:00 p.m. Neither Reed, nor his dogs were ever seen again.
Reed was a sophomore at East High School and a member of the school football team at the time of his disappearance. He left behind eleven siblings. His loved ones don't believe he ran away, as he wasn't having any problems and he left all his belongings behind at home, including money he'd earned from his paper route job. Reed's family describe him as a good student and a popular teenager with many friends in Salt Lake City and in Montana, where his family kept a summer home. One of his hobbies was training his dogs for bird hunting.
Investigators stated there was no evidence of foul play in Reed's disappearance, but his case remains unsolved.
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