MISSING PERSON
CASE #: 1997-30
Jimmy Dixon
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Marshall, Texas
Summary:
Jimmy Charles Dixon, a 47-year-old African American male, has been missing since June 22, 1997, from Marshall, Texas. He was last seen at the Oak Haven Recovery Center on Highway 154 and Daniels Road in Marshall. He disappeared from the facility and has not been seen again.
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Dixon was last seen at Oak Haven Recovery Center, a substance abuse treatment/detoxification center in the vicinity of Highway 154 and Daniels Road in Marshall, Texas, on June 22, 1997. He disappeared from the facility and has not been seen again. Dixon had a history of drug and alcohol usage at the time of his 1997 disappearance. He suffers from seizures and may require medical treatment.
Additional Details:
Officials say he also goes by the nickname "Slim". He was wearing a red t-shirt, bibbed overalls, maroon baseball cap and only one (1) high-top basketball type tennis shoe. The case remains unsolved and has been documented on multiple missing persons resources including Websleuths, Doe Network, and Charley Project.
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