Kenneth Bush Missing Person Case

Aug 10, 2011

Jul 31, 2020

Kenneth

Bush

94

59

69 inches

160 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

On a winter day in February 1991, a 59-year-old man named Kenneth Bush was last seen in his home borough of Brooklyn, New York. The specific details surrounding his activities on February 18th of that year remain unclear, but what is known is that at some point, he vanished, leaving behind a life and a community that held his presence. His disappearance was uncharacteristic, prompting immediate concern among his family and friends when he failed to make contact. It was as if he had stepped out of his life, leaving no indication of where he might have gone or what might have happened to him. The New York City Police Department was notified, and an official investigation into his whereabouts began, marking the start of a decades-long search for answers. Kenneth was a white male with graying hair that he kept shorter than collar length, and he had brown eyes. At 5 feet 9 inches and approximately 160 pounds, he had a lean build. His appearance was distinguished by two notable features: a metal plate in his head and a tattoo of a spade on his lower arm. When he was last seen, he was wearing a blue denim jacket over a brown plaid shirt, with orange pants and black boots. Investigators also noted that Kenneth was a Korean War veteran who may have been experiencing amnesia, a detail that added a layer of complexity and concern to his case. The investigation launched by law enforcement involved canvassing the area and speaking with those who knew Kenneth, in an attempt to piece together a timeline of his last known movements. Despite these efforts, very few leads emerged, and there were no immediate signs of foul play. As days turned into weeks and then years, his family made public pleas for any information that could help bring him home. The case eventually went cold, but it has never been closed. The disappearance of Kenneth Bush is a story of profound and sudden loss, a mystery that has endured for decades, leaving his loved ones in a painful state of uncertainty. The investigation remains open with the hope that new information might one day surface to finally explain what happened to him.

Feb 18, 1991

Brooklyn

New York

Kings County

10589

New York City Police Department - Missing Persons Squad

New York

New York

New York County

10039

2770 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, New York

2126947781

Local

Law Enforcement

MP91-7416

New York City Police Department - Missing Persons Squad

Gray or Partially Gray

Brown

Brown

09/09/2026