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Robert Earl Davis, aged 57, was last seen on November 28, 2002, near Ringgold, Louisiana. He was walking along State Line Road, about five miles north of Ringgold, in Bienville Parish. Known by his nickname "Mook," Davis had Down Syndrome and a number of distinguishing physical traits, including a right club foot, very large fingers, a scar on his tongue, and a thin mustache. He was last seen wearing a dark gray pullover sweatshirt with an orange collar, blue jeans, dark blue socks, and blue and ...Read More
Last Seen: Nov 28, 2002

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Victim Details

Dec 12, 2008

Oct 07, 2022

Robert

Davis

78

57

66 inches

144 lbs

Black / African American

Male

An air of uncertainty surrounds the disappearance of Robert Earl Davis, a man known to his loved ones as "Mook." He was last seen walking in a rural area approximately five miles north of Ringgold, Louisiana, just west of Highway 371 on State Line Road. The day he vanished, he was dressed in a dark gray pull-over sweatshirt with an orange collar, blue jeans, and dark blue socks. He was also wearing blue and beige athletic shoes and may have had on a dark blue baseball cap. Concern grew when he did not return and could not be located, prompting his family to seek help. Mr. Davis was a 57-year-old Black / African American man at the time he went missing. He stood at five feet six inches tall and weighed around 144 pounds. His hair was black and balding, and he had a thin mustache. His eyes were brown. A notable and distinguishing physical characteristic was a scar on his tongue. Those who knew him held onto the hope that these details would aid in his identification and safe return, but as time passed with no sign of him, the lack of answers became a heavy burden for his family and community. The official investigation into the disappearance of Robert Earl Davis was handled by the Bienville Parish Sheriff's Office. Despite their efforts and the painful passage of time, the case has grown cold, leaving a void in the lives of those who knew and cared for him. The circumstances of his disappearance remain unclear, with no definitive explanation for what happened after he was last seen on that rural road. The lack of resolution has left his family in a prolonged state of unknowing, forever wondering about the fate of their beloved "Mook." The case stands as a somber reminder of the many individuals who disappear without a trace, leaving behind a legacy of unanswered questions and enduring grief for their loved ones.

Nov 28, 2002

Ringgold

Louisiana

Bienville Parish

3120

Bienville Parish Sheriff's Office

Arcadia

Louisiana

Bienville Parish

71001

100 Courthouse Drive, Arcadia, LA 71001, Louisiana

3182632302

County

Law Enforcement

www.bienvillesheriff.org

2002-032

2001-11-06

Bienville Parish Sheriff's Office

5332

Black

Brown

Brown

05/27/2026


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