Kinah K. Anderson was 27 years old when he was last seen in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on July 10, 2006. He is listed as a Black male with black hair and brown eyes, standing about 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighing around 125 pounds. On the day he disappeared, he was reportedly wearing a white t-shirt, black Dickie shorts, a dark gray hooded sweatshirt, and white tennis shoes.
Wisconsin’s official missing persons clearinghouse lists him as “Missing Person Endangered,” a designation that reflects the seriousness with which his absence has been treated.
The public details about Kinah’s final known movements are limited, but the available accounts describe him being last seen in Milwaukee and then never heard from again. Wisconsin Missing Persons Advocacy reports that he was last seen around 10:45 p.m. in the area of North 32nd Street and West Auer Street, in the company of two Black males. He had planned to visit his mother in Carthage, Missouri, but he never arrived, turning what may have begun as ordinary travel plans into a long and painful absence for the people who loved him.
Kinah’s identifying features are important because they preserve a clear picture of him beyond the sparse timeline of his disappearance. He had a glass right eye, a scar near his left eyebrow, discoloration on both arms, pierced ears, a diagonal scar in the center of his back, and missing upper front teeth. These details have been repeated across official and missing-persons sources because they may help someone recognize him, remember an encounter, or connect information that once seemed insignificant.
The Charley Project notes that Kinah has never been heard from again after his disappearance and that his brother believes he met with foul play, theorizing that Kinah may have witnessed a murder and been harmed because of what he saw. That belief has not replaced the need for evidence, but it shows the fear and uncertainty surrounding the case for his family. With few publicly available details, the silence around what happened to Kinah has become one of the defining burdens of the case.
The Milwaukee Police Department is listed as the investigating agency, and Wisconsin’s clearinghouse directs anyone with information to contact Milwaukee police or the Wisconsin Clearinghouse for Missing & Exploited Children & Adults. The public record leaves many questions unanswered: where Kinah went after he was last seen, whether he ever began the trip to Missouri, who may have had contact with him that night, and why no confirmed trace of him has been reported. In overview, Kinah Anderson’s case is the story of a 27-year-old Milwaukee man who vanished on July 10, 2006, after being seen in the city, leaving behind loved ones seeking answers, a set of distinctive identifying details that may still matter, and an open need for information that could finally explain what happened to him.Last Seen: Jul 10, 2006
