Glenn Duval Howlett was a 48-year-old male who was last reported missing from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on June 23, 2009. Public missing-person records list his date of last contact as that day, and accounts of the case describe him as a Greensboro, North Carolina resident who had traveled to Myrtle Beach before communication with his family stopped.
The final known contact described in online case summaries was a phone call placed from a McDonald’s restaurant in Myrtle Beach; after that call, his loved ones did not hear from him again. At the time he was reported missing, records described him as 5 feet 11 inches tall, about 175 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.
The concern around Glenn’s disappearance grew because, according to online summaries, he was known to contact home consistently. When weeks passed without word from him, his family had reason to believe something was wrong. Public accounts noted that his life before the disappearance had included personal struggles, including problems with alcohol, prior legal trouble, and difficulties in his marriage. Some reports also referenced past threats allegedly made by his wife, but publicly available summaries do not establish that those claims led to a confirmed explanation for what happened. The central fact remained that Glenn’s communication stopped after the Myrtle Beach phone call, leaving his family and investigators with few clear answers.
Searches and investigative efforts were reported, but online accounts available about the case do not describe a confirmed public timeline showing where Glenn went after the phone call or who, if anyone, may have seen him afterward. The absence of detailed public information made the case especially difficult: there was a known last-contact date, a known city, and a reported last phone call from a public location, but not enough publicly released evidence to explain the gap that followed. For years, his case appeared in missing-person databases and awareness listings, with the Myrtle Beach Police Department associated with the investigation in public records.
Official and public case-closure information later indicated that Glenn was no longer an active missing person. The investigating agency has reported that he was found alive, though the exact date and circumstances of when he was located have not been made clear in the publicly available online information reviewed. Later public records show that Glenn Duval Howlett passed away in Myrtle Beach on June 12, 2024, at age 62, after a long struggle with health issues, and the Doe Network’s closed-case listing also records that he had been missing since June 23, 2009, and later passed away on June 12, 2024.
Glenn’s case began as the sudden silence of a man who had made a final known phone call from Myrtle Beach and then vanished from contact with the people who cared about him. For years, the public record offered only a small number of details: his age, description, last-seen location, the McDonald’s phone call, his ties to Greensboro, and the concern of a family left without reliable answers. Although the publicly available record does not explain when or how he was located, the case is no longer an active missing-person matter, and later records show that Glenn lived beyond the period in which he had been publicly listed as missing before his death in 2024. In overview, this was a case marked by a troubling disappearance, limited public evidence, and a long period of uncertainty, ending with confirmation that Glenn Howlett had been found alive before his later passing.Last Seen: Jun 23, 2009
