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ANTHONY “Tony” WHITE Jr.
Killed April 9, 2005, by a hit-and-run driver that got away
Knappa, Oregon
Anthony "Tony" White Jr. of Svensen was killed April 9, 2005, by a hit-and-run driver. The 21-year-old man was struck while walking home from a friend's home on Old Highway 30 about one-tenth mile from Svensen Market Road in the rural community of Svensen, east of Astoria. Another motorist found his body in the road and called authorities at 1:12 a.m.
Investigators believe he was struck by a passenger car or small truck, which may have sustained damage on the front or side. Detectives are attempting to locate a vehicle seen in the area described by a witness as a dark-colored, small pickup truck with a roll bar and toolbox in the bed.
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JOAN LEIGH HALL
Vanished Sept. 30, 1983
Warrenton, Oregon
Joan Leigh Hall was a 17-year-old Warrenton High School senior when she vanished. Her nickname is Joanie.
Hall was last seen around 2 p.m. Sept. 30, 1983, walking on Main Street in Warrenton, Oregon. She was last seen at the Mini-Mart by a boy who gave her a ride from the high school. She told the boy she was going to buy a soft drink and walk the half-mile to Warrenton Grade School, where she helped her aunt, a third-grade teacher. She never showed.
Police from several agencies found no sign of the teen, despite exhaustive searches and interviews, including following up hunches from psychics. Authorities suspected foul play.
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Hall was a member of an Explorer post sponsored by the Sheriff’s Office and was elected its president the night before her disappearance.
When last seen, she was wearing a green hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, blue jacket and white and maroon sneakers. She was carrying a blue and white backpack and a brown purse. At the time, she was 5-foot-6, weighed 120 pounds and had brown hair. Her ears are pierced.
Here is an age-progressed photograph showing how Joan Hall might look today. Courtesy of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.