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Jeremy Freeman Crocker
Description at Time of Disappearance:
Date Missing: December 9, 1996 from the City and County of Los Angeles, California.
Date of Birth: August 1, 1934
Age at Disappearance: 62
Height: 5'11"-6'0"
Weight: 170-178 lbs.
Hair: Gray
Eyes: Blue/Green
Race/Sex: White, Male
Jeremy was last seen wearing a short sleeved shirt w/pastel-colored squares, black "Docker's Brand" pants, Lt. Brown shoes and a Gold wedding band.
Details:
Jeremy's two sons believe his disappearance may be connected to the July 17,1996 crash of TWA Flight 800 off the coast of Long Island. They believe that he may have become frightened by what he learned in his research and vanished voluntarily, or that he may have been killed to prevent him from sharing his findings.
Jeremy, who holds a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master's Degree in Medical Science, believed a projectile knocked the airliner from the skies. He created mathematical models and studied the aerodynamics of the crash supporting this theory. He had previously worked for private firms that held contracts with the Air Force and NASA in the late 1960s, having been flown to airline disasters to study the impact of crashes on the human body for research. Jeremy was legitimately labeled "an expert" in this field.
On December 9, 1996, Jeremy traveled to the downtown Los Angeles Central Library to research additional information on this theory. He never returned to his Hollywood home, and police and family members have found no trace of him other than two possible sightings a couple days after he vanished.
Contact Agency:
Los Angeles Police Department
(213) 485-5381
Case # 96-0241219
NCIC # M-984654939
Date Missing: December 9, 1996 from the City and County of Los Angeles, California.
Date of Birth: August 1, 1934
Age at Disappearance: 62
Height: 5'11"-6'0"
Weight: 170-178 lbs.
Hair: Gray
Eyes: Blue/Green
Race/Sex: White, Male
Jeremy was last seen wearing a short sleeved shirt w/pastel-colored squares, black "Docker's Brand" pants, Lt. Brown shoes and a Gold wedding band.
Details:
Jeremy's two sons believe his disappearance may be connected to the July 17,1996 crash of TWA Flight 800 off the coast of Long Island. They believe that he may have become frightened by what he learned in his research and vanished voluntarily, or that he may have been killed to prevent him from sharing his findings.
Jeremy, who holds a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master's Degree in Medical Science, believed a projectile knocked the airliner from the skies. He created mathematical models and studied the aerodynamics of the crash supporting this theory. He had previously worked for private firms that held contracts with the Air Force and NASA in the late 1960s, having been flown to airline disasters to study the impact of crashes on the human body for research. Jeremy was legitimately labeled "an expert" in this field.
On December 9, 1996, Jeremy traveled to the downtown Los Angeles Central Library to research additional information on this theory. He never returned to his Hollywood home, and police and family members have found no trace of him other than two possible sightings a couple days after he vanished.
Contact Agency:
Los Angeles Police Department
(213) 485-5381
Case # 96-0241219
NCIC # M-984654939
MISSING PERSON