​Circumstances of Disappearance:
Mr. Verdon was driven by a friend from Berkeley Township and dropped off at the Toms River Bus Station in Toms River NJ. Mr. Verdon advised his friend that he was going to New York City or Melbourne Florida. Mr. Verdon has not been heard from since. Mr. Verdon is an Army Veteran and frequents VA hospitals. The VA was able to flag his name as missing if Mr. Verdon arrived at any VA hospital in the country.

​https://www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Case#/65640/details

Questions Linger Long After Ocean County Vet’s Disappearance
By Chris Lundy -November 27, 2023
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TOMS RIVER – It’s been 10 years since a loved one saw Henry Edward Verdon, and his family still has a number of questions.

  He was last seen on July 3, 2014. A friend dropped him off at the Toms River bus station, said Suzanne Wold, his niece. She lives in Minnesota but contacted this newspaper to see if anyone has a hint as to his whereabouts.

  Verdon, known by the nickname “Bootsie,” is an Army veteran who frequented veteran administration hospitals. He suffers from bipolar disorder and left home without his medication. He had no cell phone.

He was last seen wearing a black and silver Harley Davidson jacket and blue jeans, she said. He is described as white with gray hair, blue eyes, about 5’8″, and roughly 180 lbs.

 “The VA hospitals have all been notified should he show up,” she said. “We will be going into his 10th year that he is missing and still nothing. We have been in contact with the detectives at the Berkeley Township Police Department and Henry’s brother has submitted DNA. My dad is 93 and would like to have some kind of closure on his whereabouts.”

The family is still wondering if there were cameras at the Toms River bus station that could have recorded him.

​https://www.jerseyshoreonline.com/toms-river/questions-linger-long-after-ocean-county-vets-disappearance/

​Circumstances of Disappearance
Harry Dennis Milligan, 21, went out with friends in Albia, Iowa, on Saturday night, June 30, 1984.

He was last seen alive in the early morning hours on Sunday, July 1, 1984, and later reported missing to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office in Albia.

Milligan owned and drove a 1977 maroon two-door Pontiac Grand Am, which had current 1984 Iowa license plates and tags.

Neither Milligan nor his vehicle has been seen since the night Milligan disappeared under suspicious circumstances.

The Iowa Department of Public Safety classifies Milligan’s disappearance as “Involuntary.”

Missing southeast Iowa missing man cold case reopened
by Zach Richardson Wednesday, April 28th 2021
​https://ktvo.com/news/local/missing-southeast-iowa-missing-man-cold-case-reopened

FREMONT, Iowa — After years of sitting unsolved, the cold case of a missing southeast Iowa man has now been reopened for further investigation.

Harry Dennis Milligan of Avery, Iowa, has been missing since 1984.

He was reportedly last seen in Albia, heading back to his home in Avery.

For years now, Harry’s brother, Mark Milligan, has constantly searched for answers about his brother's whereabouts.

With Milligan’s consistent effort and community involvement, the case has been reopened and is currently being investigated by the Monroe County Sheriff's Office and the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI).

Although there's still a lot of work to be done, Milligan says he believes this is a great first step in finding answers regarding his brother's disappearance.

"I’ve talked to the sheriff, the DCI agent that was involved, the deputy over there. Right now, it seems like things are moving in the right direction. Hopefully it won't be long and the answers will start coming out."
Milligan says he will continue to push to bring light to this case.

Harry Milligan’s disappearance is not the only local case on the Iowa DCI's "Cold Case Unit's" list.

There were another 150 cases on that list, including the unsolved murder of Timothy Earney, of Albia, who died of a gunshot wound at his home on February 2, 1984.

​https://ktvo.com/news/local/missing-southeast-iowa-missing-man-cold-case-reopened?video=69e7f18a02f949448cb5ed1dde666c85&jwsource=cl

Iowa man continues to search for missing brother
by Zach Richardson Saturday, December 12th 2020

https://ktvo.com/news/local/iowa-man-continues-searching-for-missing-brother

"We were super close. He was a fun, very smart guy. We had a blast together when we were young."

FREMONT, Iowa — Mark Milligan and his older brother Harry Dennis Milligan had a very close relationship growing up.

Unfortunately, that relationship was disrupted in 1984. On June 30 1984, Harry went out with his friends in Albia, Iowa. On July 1, 1984, Milligan was reported missing.

He was reportedly last seen heading back to his home in Avery, Iowa. After not hearing from him for a few days, the family began to worry and question the situation.

"Yeah there was concern on my family's part and my mom and dad's part,” Milligan said. “It got worse as time went by. My brother didn't take off and leave. Something happened."
For years now, Mark has been gathering information about the night his brother went missing.

It is a difficult task to piece all that information together but he doesn't plan on easing up in hopes of finding answers about his brother's location.

"Somebody has to come forward. Somebody has to know something and sooner or later, their moral compass points them in the right direction to say 'okay, I’ve got to say something.' I’m going to keep pushing. I'm going to keep questioning people,” Milligan said. “I'm going to keep digging for information looking for that one little piece of information that tells me where he's at."
Milligan hasn't been alone in the search for his brother.

He started a Facebook page called 'Harry Dennis Milligan Still Missing' and he has received tremendous support from the community.

The Facebook page has worked so well that it has caught the attention of people nationwide wanting to help spread the word.

Milligan is very grateful for all of the support.

"I can't say enough to the community and the people,” Milligan said. “I mean, it's amazing."
At this point, Milligan isn't looking to solve a crime, he just wants his brother back.

"I just want to find him. I want to find him and bring him home. My parents were never able to do that. That's always been my mission is to bring him home."

News Video:
https://ktvo.com/news/local/iowa-man-continues-searching-for-missing-brother?video=74f87f0af52c400ea18e45d976e31cc3&jwsource=cl

With brother's name, he hid for years

Accused of sex abuse, Richard Fisher fled in 1990. He was found last month, using the identity of his brother Jack. But what happened to Jack?
By CHRIS TISCH of the Tampa Bay Times
Published April 30, 2005

"...His co-workers knew him as Jack. So did his neighbors. His driver's license and Social Security number came back to Jack Fisher.
But a fingerprint analysis showed it was Richard Fisher, officials said. Cobb booked him into the Pinellas County Jail on the 17-year-old sex abuse charge. Bail was denied. He is set to finally be sentenced on June 6.
Now, just one question remains: Where is the real Jack Fisher?"

http://www.sptimes.com/2005/04/30/Northpinellas/With_brother_s_name__.shtml

 In July of 1994 Georgia had big floods going on. One flood related fatality is/was an unknown man.

Flood-Related Mortality -- Georgia, July 4-14, 1994
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00032058.htm