Hub Binion Williamson, a 34-year-old Native American man, was last seen on April 9, 2019, near Hardin, Montana. Williamson, a member of the Crow Tribe, was on a familiar route home after visiting relatives about 12 miles away from his residence on the Crow Reservation. He was seen getting gas on surveillance footage that evening, acting normally, with no signs of trouble. Despite plans to help his mother with dinner and collect his tribal per capita check the following day, he never arrived at his mother's home and has not been heard from since.
Nine days after he was last seen, Williamson's truck was found abandoned near Lodge Grass, Montana.
This discovery raised more concerns, as it was highly uncharacteristic of him to leave without notifying anyone. Despite searches and ongoing investigations, no further traces of Williamson have been uncovered, and his case remains unresolved. His disappearance is one of many involving missing Native American men in Montana, contributing to a broader crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people across the U.S..Last Seen: Apr 9, 2019
