Kalieb Keith Pitts, a 29-year-old man from the Coal Hill area of Arkansas, vanished in February 2018, leaving behind a life and a final paycheck he would never collect. He was last seen in Clarksville, Arkansas, on February 20, 2018. After he failed to pick up his last paycheck and no one had seen or heard from him, concerns for his welfare grew. Pitts is described as a white male with brown hair and brown eyes, standing at 6 feet tall and weighing around 140 pounds.
He has several distinguishing physical features, including a scar on his back from a barbed-wire fence accident, a scar on his left forearm from a venomous snake bite, and a tattoo of a marijuana leaf on the upper right side of his chest.
Associated with his disappearance is a white 1997 Ford Ranger stepside extended cab pickup truck. The vehicle had a dent in the driver's side door. This truck was not registered in his name, and it was known that Pitts would sometimes take license plates from other vehicles to put on it, making the license plate number at the time of his disappearance unknown. The circumstances surrounding why he might have been using a vehicle not registered to him are unclear. The Clarksville Police Department is the investigating agency for this case.
The investigation into Kalieb Pitts's disappearance has involved various efforts, including underwater searches. In one such search, a team focused on the Arkansas River near the Spadra boat ramp, a location where a vehicle belonging to another missing person had previously been found with remains inside. Despite these efforts, there have been no significant breakthroughs publicly announced in finding Pitts or his truck. The case has been highlighted by various missing persons organizations in the hope of generating new leads. His case provides very few details, and the lack of information has made the investigation challenging for law enforcement. The overview of Kalieb Pitts's case is one of a sudden and unexplained disappearance, with the mystery deepened by the unusual circumstances surrounding the vehicle he may have been driving.Last Seen: Feb 20, 2018
