Jacob Clinton Hall was 39 years old when he was last reported to have been seen in Falls City, Nebraska, on February 22, 2022. Public case information identified him as a White male with black hair and brown eyes, standing about 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing between 220 and 280 pounds. He was also known by several names, including Jakey Hall, JoJo Hall, Clinton Hall, Jacob Chandler, and Jake Hall.
His disappearance was tied to Richardson County, and the publicly listed investigating agency was the Nebraska City Police Department.
The central known circumstance of the case was brief but painful for those who cared about him: Jacob was last seen in Falls City, and afterward his family and friends had not heard from him. No detailed public timeline explaining where he went after that sighting, who he may have been with, or what happened next was available in the accessible public case summaries. Because the public information was limited, the identifying details became especially important. Jacob was described as having distinctive tattoos: a peace sign on his wrist, a Superman-style symbol with a “J” replacing the “S” on his upper arm, and a small red devil tattoo on his ankle. A separate public missing-persons wiki page also noted that he wore glasses and repeated the same identifying details, including his Falls City disappearance date, height, weight range, black hair, brown eyes, and tattoos.
The case was entered into NamUs as Missing Person case MP94078, with the listed date of last contact as February 22, 2022, and with Falls City, Nebraska, as the last known location. NamUs is described by the U.S. Department of Justice as a national information clearinghouse and resource center for missing, unidentified, and unclaimed person cases, making it one of the central public systems used to document cases like Jacob’s. The Nebraska State Patrol also maintains a statewide missing-persons search page and explains that people can search missing-person records by fields such as name, reporting agency, gender, race, and age, reflecting the broader public-facing framework through which Nebraska missing-person cases may be located and reviewed.
The most recent case data provided for Jacob indicates that the case resolution status is Alive, meaning he has been found alive and this is no longer an active missing-person case. The exact date and circumstances of that resolution are not clear from the available information, so the safest and most respectful account is that the public missing-person record was resolved without a publicly detailed recovery timeline. In overview, Jacob Hall’s case began with his last known contact in Falls City on February 22, 2022, continued through a period in which family and friends had no contact with him, and was documented through NamUs and public missing-person resources with identifying details meant to help recognize him; it has since been resolved with Jacob found alive, though the precise date and details of that outcome remain vague in the available public record.Last Seen: Feb 22, 2022
