Johnathon Henry Missing Person Case

Oct 08, 2014

Mar 26, 2024

Johnathon

Henry

47

31

66 inches

185 lbs

American Indian / Alaska Native

Male

In the vast and rugged landscape of Fairbanks, Alaska, the story of Johnathon Michael Henry's disappearance began on the morning of March 31, 2010. At 31 years old, Johnathon was last seen by his girlfriend at a friend's home located at Mile 25 on Chena Hot Springs Road. For reasons that remain unknown, he abruptly left the residence without any explanation and has not been heard from since. At the time he went missing, he was described as a Native American male with black hair and brown eyes, standing at approximately 5'6" and weighing between 170 and 185 pounds. He was thought to be wearing a black sweater, a black t-shirt, blue jeans, and black Nike shoes, possibly with a black baseball cap. His appearance is also distinguished by several tattoos on his back and both arms and shoulders, as well as scars on his abdomen, chest, and near his right eye. The circumstances surrounding Johnathon's disappearance are complicated by personal challenges he was facing at the time. He had outstanding warrants for his arrest and was scheduled to begin a jail sentence for theft. His mother acknowledged that he was under significant stress due to his impending incarceration and the recent passing of his grandfather. Despite these pressures, she maintained that it was highly uncharacteristic of him to sever all contact with his family. In a court appearance before he vanished, Johnathon had expressed a commitment to his children and girlfriend, telling the judge he was "growing up." This adds a layer of complexity to his sudden departure, leaving his loved ones to wonder what might have happened. The investigation into Johnathon Henry's disappearance has been handled by the Alaska State Troopers. Over the years, there has been speculation that he could still be in the Fairbanks area, or may have traveled to Anchorage or North Pole, Alaska. However, with no confirmed sightings or communication, the case has grown cold. The lack of resolution leaves his family with unanswered questions and a void that cannot be filled. The official narrative is one of a man who walked away from a friend's house and was never seen again, a story that offers no comfort to those who continue to hope for his return. The case of Johnathon Henry is an unsettling reminder of the many individuals who go missing, their stories unresolved and their fates unknown.

Mar 31, 2010

Fairbanks

Alaska

Fairbanks North Star Borough

No

23566

Alaska State Troopers

Anchorage

Alaska

Anchorage Borough

99507

Malia Miller

Missing Persons Clearinghouse Manager

5700 East Tudor Road, Alaska

9072695511

State

Law Enforcement

100031671

2010-03-31

Alaska State Troopers

Black

Brown

Brown

06/30/2026