Vanished in the Shadows: The Unsolved Disappearance of Roy “Glenn” Mahan

A Quiet Night Turns Mysterious

On the evening of February 10, 2020, Roy “Glenn” Mahan departed his home in Soak Creek, West Virginia, around 10:30 PM, driving his maroon 2009 Subaru Forester with West Virginia license plate 1RX626. He was last seen in Eccles, West Virginia, approximately at 1:00 AM on February 11. Since that night, Glenn has not been seen or heard from, leaving his family and community in a state of distress and uncertainty.

A Life Marked by Loss and Struggle

Glenn, a 52-year-old electrician in the coal mines, had faced significant personal challenges. After the death of his wife Kristie from heart disease at age 40, he experienced a period of depression and struggled with substance abuse. Despite these hardships, he maintained close ties to his community, often visiting areas between Eccles and Coal City.

The Discovery of His Vehicle

A week after his disappearance, Glenn's Subaru Forester was found abandoned in a wooded area. His cell phone was located about a quarter-mile away, submerged in mud. These findings deepened the mystery, as there were no signs of Glenn himself.

Ongoing Investigation and Community Efforts

The West Virginia State Police, particularly the Beckley detachment, have been actively investigating Glenn's disappearance. Despite their efforts and community involvement, including tips and searches, no substantial leads have emerged. The case remains open, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward. ...Read More

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