Male Roosevelt Junior Spikes was 41 years old when he was last seen in Modesto, California. Public missing-persons listings state that he disappeared after being seen on April 18, 2016, and that he has not been heard from since. The available public information describes the case as having very few details beyond the basic “last seen” information, leaving his family and community without clear answers about what happened.
What is known from public summaries is limited: he was last seen in Modesto, and his disappearance has been treated as an unresolved missing-person case with little additional narrative released publicly. Those same summaries emphasize that details about the circumstances are scarce, which can make it harder for the public to recognize meaningful leads or patterns—yet even small pieces of information can matter when someone has been missing for a long time.
Roosevelt is described as a Black male with graying brown hair and brown eyes. He is listed at about 6'4" and 255 pounds, and he has identifying scars under both eyes, as well as scars on his right elbow and right wrist. Public listings also note that his first name may sometimes be spelled “Rosevelt,” and that he may use “Junior” as a name he goes by, which can affect searches and recognition.
A public case page that references his NamUs entry lists him under NamUs Missing Person number MP86444 and includes additional basic descriptors consistent with a standard missing-person profile. This kind of entry is typically intended to help comparisons, tips, and potential matches across jurisdictions and databases.
The investigating agency publicly associated with the case is the Modesto Police Department, and the listed contact number for the case is 209-277-8900. California’s DOJ missing-persons resources also direct anyone with information to contact law enforcement and provide a statewide tip line as an additional reporting option.
Based on currently available public sources, Roosevelt remains listed as missing, and there is no public confirmation in these sources that he has been found alive or that he has been located deceased. A California DOJ page bearing his name currently returns “This record was not found,” so it does not provide a public status update either way. In the absence of a confirmed resolution, his disappearance is still presented publicly as an unresolved missing-person case, and the hope remains that accurate information—no matter how small—could help bring him home and bring his loved ones clarity.
Last Seen: Apr 18, 2016
