Randall Leon Bolin Jr., a 31-year-old male, was last seen in Springfield, Missouri, on August 14, 2022. Publicly available missing-person records describe him as a White man with brown hair and blue eyes, standing about 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighing approximately 130 pounds. The Charley Project lists his classification as missing and notes that he was last seen in Springfield before he disappeared from contact, leaving those who cared about him without the ordinary reassurances that come
from a phone call, a message, or a confirmed sighting. His case entered the public record with only a narrow set of known facts, but those facts are important: his name, his age at disappearance, his physical description, the date he was last seen, and the city from which he vanished.
The known circumstances surrounding Randall’s disappearance remain limited. The available case summary states that after he was last seen in Springfield, he was never heard from again. It also notes that he may have traveled to Albuquerque, New Mexico, after his disappearance, though the public information does not describe that possibility as confirmed or explain what led investigators to consider it. That possible Albuquerque connection widened the geographic scope of concern from southwest Missouri to New Mexico, but the publicly available record does not provide a confirmed route, destination, companion, vehicle, or final verified location beyond Springfield. In the absence of those details, the case stands as one of uncertainty: a man disappeared, a possible out-of-state direction was noted, and the people searching for answers were left with a trail that appears publicly sparse.
The Springfield Police Department is identified as the investigating agency, and the public case listing provides the department’s phone number as 417-864-1810. The Missouri State Highway Patrol’s missing-person search page explains that its missing-person information is drawn from the National Crime Information Center through the investigating agency and is automatically updated daily; it also directs people seeking further information about a missing person to contact the investigating agency. In Randall’s case, that means the official point of contact named in the public record is Springfield Police, the agency responsible for receiving information that could help clarify where he went after August 14, 2022, whether the Albuquerque lead has substance, and whether anyone saw or communicated with him after he left public view.
The public record does not provide a detailed timeline of Randall’s final day in Springfield, a description of what he was wearing, a known destination, or a confirmed explanation for why he may have left Missouri. It also does not describe any public resolution in the case. What remains is a compassionate but sober portrait of a missing adult whose disappearance has been documented with few available details: Randall Leon Bolin Jr. was 31 years old when he was last seen in Springfield, Missouri, on August 14, 2022; he is described as a White male with brown hair and blue eyes, 5 feet 8 inches tall and about 130 pounds; he has not been heard from again in the available public summary; he may have traveled to Albuquerque, New Mexico; and Springfield Police Department is listed as the investigating agency. The overview of the case is that Randall’s disappearance is a quiet, unresolved missing-person case marked by a firm last-seen date, a possible but unconfirmed travel lead, limited public circumstances, and an enduring need for credible information that could help explain what happened after he vanished from Springfield.Last Seen: Aug 14, 2022
