Glenn Joseph Doldan was reported missing from Wilmington, Delaware, with his date of last contact listed as December 11, 2010. Public case summaries identify him as a white male, age 54 at the time of the incident, associated with NamUs case MP10482. He was about 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighed approximately 175 pounds, with brown hair noted in one public case listing.
The available public information indicates that Glenn was last seen in Wilmington and has not been heard from since.
After his disappearance, his red 1998 Dodge Neon, bearing New Jersey license plate GHZ26U, was found abandoned on the Delaware Memorial Bridge. The Charley Project describes the case as endangered missing and notes that few details have been made publicly available about what happened after he was last seen.
At the time he disappeared, Glenn may have been wearing a security agency uniform. Public descriptions list the clothing as a black shirt, black pants with a black side stripe, black sneakers, and a jacket bearing “Wackenhutt GS4” on the back, along with a blue badge. These details are important because they may have helped witnesses recognize him around the time he was last seen or near the bridge where his vehicle was later located.
Glenn is described as having graying dark brown hair, brown eyes, slight sideburns, and a gray-and-brown mustache. He was balding and had several identifying features, including a skin tag on his right upper eyelid, pockmarks on his right cheek, a rectangular scar on his wrist, and an abdominal scar from gall bladder surgery. He also wore inexpensive reading glasses.
The Delaware River and Bridge Authority Police are listed as the investigating agency for Glenn’s disappearance. NamUs continues to list his public case under Missing Person / NamUs #MP10482, and the available case data provided here does not show a resolution status of alive or deceased.
Glenn’s case remains a painful absence for those who knew and loved him. The public record leaves many unanswered questions, but the details that are available preserve the essential facts of his disappearance: a man last known to be in Wilmington, a vehicle later found on the Delaware Memorial Bridge, and a family left without the clarity and peace that every missing person’s loved ones deserve.Last Seen: Dec 11, 2010
