William Robert Mullins, aged 43, was last seen on July 14, 1990, in Orlando, Florida. He was reportedly seen around 1 a.m. in the Bithlo area, where witnesses observed two men forcibly dragging him into his own car. This alarming sighting is the last known event before his disappearance, and foul play is strongly suspected.
Mullins, who was nicknamed "Corn Cob Bob," was 5'8" tall, weighed around 178 pounds, and had brown hair and eyes at the time of his
disappearance. His case was classified as a missing person, but the violent circumstances surrounding his last sighting suggest a more sinister outcome. Authorities have noted that his case remains unsolved, and no significant clues have emerged since. While some personal items, including his wallet, were recovered after it was anonymously left in a mail slot, no further leads have surfaced regarding his whereabouts or the identity of the men who were last seen with him.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office continues to treat the case as an open investigation, and it remains listed in national missing person databases. Despite the passage of time, Mullins' disappearance remains unsolved, and anyone with information is encouraged to contact the authorities to assist in resolving the case.Last Seen: Jul 14, 1990
