Myron Peters was an 83-year-old male who was last seen on June 24, 2006, in Wailea-Makena, Hawaii, a coastal area of Maui known for its resort communities, beaches, and stretches of oceanfront terrain. Publicly available case information identifies him as White/Caucasian, approximately 6 feet 5 inches tall, weighing about 240 pounds, with blond or strawberry-colored hair and green eyes. The known account of his disappearance is painfully brief: Myron was last known to be in Wailea-Makena on that date, and no detailed public narrative has been released explaining where he was going, who last saw him, what he may have been wearing, or whether he had transportation with him. The absence of those details leaves the case defined by a small number of confirmed facts and a great deal of uncertainty.
The case is listed in NamUs as Missing Person case MP86235, with the Maui County Police Department identified as the investigating agency. NamUs describes its system as a centralized national resource for missing, unidentified, and unclaimed person cases, used to help agencies, investigators, and families share information and seek resolution in difficult cases where time, distance, and limited public details can make answers harder to find. For Myron, the public file reflects just how limited the known information remains: his last contact date is June 24, 2006, his last known location is Wailea-Makena, and the listed circumstances state only that he was last known to be there. No public documents, images, clothing description, distinctive physical features, or transportation details appear in the available case summary.
As the years passed, Myron’s case remained one of quiet uncertainty rather than one marked by a widely publicized timeline. A later public case page, citing NamUs, repeats the same core facts: Myron Peters was missing from Wailea-Makena, Hawaii; he was 83 at the time; his NamUs number is MP86235; and his date missing is June 24, 2006. That repetition across sources underscores how little has been publicly released and how important even small pieces of verified information may be. In cases like this, families and communities are often left with unanswered questions not only about what happened, but also about the final ordinary moments before a loved one disappeared from view.
There is no public resolution status in the provided case information indicating that Myron Peters was found alive or deceased, and the available online records do not provide a clear closing account. Because of that, the public story remains unresolved in the information currently available: an elderly man, 83 years old, last known to be in Wailea-Makena on Maui on June 24, 2006, became the subject of a missing person case investigated by Maui County Police Department and recorded in NamUs under MP86235. The overview of the case is stark and compassionate in its simplicity: Myron Peters, a tall man with blond/strawberry hair and green eyes, vanished from Wailea-Makena under circumstances that have not been publicly explained in detail, leaving behind a record built from a few confirmed identifiers, one last known date, one last known place, and the enduring need for answers.
Last Seen: Jun 24, 2006
