May 12, 2011
Oct 11, 2022
Claxton
Mayo
56
43
73 inches
160 lbs
165 lbs
White / Caucasian
Male
Claxton Mark Mayo, who often went by his middle name, Mark, was 43 years old when his life took an unexpected and alarming turn on March 30, 2011, in Monroe, Louisiana. On that day, Mayo was involved in a serious single-vehicle accident on Interstate 20. His Chevrolet Suburban reportedly flipped three times, leaving him with visible injuries. Following the crash, he was captured on surveillance footage entering a truck stop in Ouachita Parish. He was clearly injured, yet perplexingly, there is no video of him ever leaving the establishment. It is speculated that he may have exited through a back entrance, possibly with a truck driver, though this remains unconfirmed. At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing a white Hanes crew-neck t-shirt, a gray fleece zip-up jacket, blue Old Navy slacks, and brown leather shoes with side buckles. Concerns for Mayo's well-being were amplified by the potential for a closed head injury sustained during the severe car wreck. This has led to the theory that he may have been suffering from amnesia, unable to recall who he was or where he was from. His physical description notes him as a Caucasian male with black, graying hair and hazel eyes. He has several distinguishing marks, including a faded tattoo of a sword through a spiderweb with flames on his left shoulder and arm, and a piercing in his left nipple. He has also had previous surgeries on his right knee and an appendectomy, resulting in a scar, and has previously fractured his arm, collarbone, and nose. The years since Claxton Mark Mayo's disappearance have yielded few answers, and his case remains unsolved. The lack of significant leads or updates since he was last seen at the truck stop has left his family and investigators with a painful and enduring mystery. The circumstances surrounding his last known moments — a serious accident followed by a puzzling appearance and disappearance from a public place — have created a void of information. The prevailing theory is that his injuries, particularly a possible head injury, may have played a critical role in the events that followed, but without any further evidence or sightings, the true story of what happened to him after he walked into that truck stop remains unknown. His case is a poignant reminder of how suddenly a person can vanish, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions and a family waiting for any news.
Mar 30, 2011
Monroe
Louisiana
Ouachita Parish
71202
3982
Bienville Parish Sheriff's Office
Arcadia
Louisiana
Bienville Parish
71001
100 Courthouse Drive, Arcadia, LA 71001, Louisiana
3182632302
County
Law Enforcement
2011-011
Bienville Parish Sheriff's Office
Black
Hazel
Hazel
05/28/2026