Raymond Lee King, a 45-year-old man from Farmington, New Hampshire, was reported missing in April 2019. Online public records consistently identify Farmington in Strafford County as the place connected to his disappearance, though sources differ on the exact date: NamUs lists his date of last contact as April 14, 2019, while the New Hampshire Homeland Security and Emergency Management missing-person listing and The Charley Project list him as missing or reported missing as of April 17, 2019.
Because the public information varies, April 2019 is the clearest established timeframe.
The available case summaries describe Raymond’s disappearance as occurring after he attended, or was connected to attending, a funeral. NamUs states that he “did not come home after attending a funeral,” and Uncovered repeats the same basic circumstance. Other online missing-person listings describe him as last seen leaving a funeral and then having no contact with anyone afterward. The New Hampshire state listing characterizes the case as missing under suspicious circumstances, but the public summaries do not provide a detailed, confirmed sequence of events beyond his failure to return and the lack of subsequent contact.
Raymond is described in public sources as a White male with blue eyes. NamUs lists him at 5 feet 11 inches tall and 155 pounds, with black hair with gray, worn in a buzz cut, and facial hair described as a shadow from not shaving. LostNMissing gives a similar description, noting black hair with some gray, blue eyes, and a buzz-cut hairstyle. Some other sources differ in height and weight, including The Charley Project and the New Hampshire state listing, which list him as 5 feet 4 inches and 130 pounds; these discrepancies appear in the public record and should be treated cautiously.
Several identifying features may be important for recognition. NamUs notes many visible scars on the left side of Raymond’s body, extending from under his arm down his left leg. CUE Center for Missing Persons states that he had significant scarring on the left side of his body, including under his arm, on his chest, and on his left leg above the knee, reportedly related to being electrocuted and requiring skin grafts. Other public summaries also mention missing teeth, including missing teeth in the upper front, and one listing states he had a metal plate and screws in his lower left leg below the knee from a prior accident.
At the time he disappeared, Raymond may have been wearing jeans, a t-shirt, a belt, Timberland boots, and either an army-green zip-up hooded sweatshirt or a blue flannel shirt. NamUs and LostNMissing both include the possibility that he was also wearing a dark-colored beanie hat. The Charley Project lists similar clothing, including the t-shirt, army-green zip-up hooded sweatshirt or blue flannel shirt, jeans, belt, Timberland boots, and possible dark-colored beanie.
The Farmington Police Department is listed as the investigating agency in the NamUs case record, and the New Hampshire state missing-person listing also identifies Farmington Police Department as the investigating agency. NamUs provides the agency case number as 19-FAR-510-OF. Public case listings continue to present Raymond as a missing person, and the available online summaries emphasize that anyone with knowledge of his whereabouts or what happened after he was last seen should contact the investigating authorities.Last Seen: Apr 14, 2019
