Clarence Johnson Missing Person Case

In the winter of 2004, the life of 35-year-old Clarence Albin Johnson took a turn that left his family and community with lingering questions. On December 12th of that year, Clarence was last seen at his residence in Marysville, Washington. Standing at 6'0' and weighing 170 pounds, with blond hair and blue eyes, he was a familiar face in his community. However, after that day, he was never heard from again, marking the beginning of a years-long mystery that would leave a lasting impact.

The circumstances following his last known appearance quickly escalated concerns for his well-being. His vehicle was discovered abandoned and unoccupied under the Highway 529 bridge, a location that spans the vast Snohomish River. This discovery prompted an immediate and thorough search of the area. The Sheriff's Office Dive Team was called in to conduct an extensive search of the river, but their efforts were met with no success. Despite their exhaustive attempts, no trace of Clarence was found in the waters or the surrounding vicinity, deepening the enigma of his sudden disappearance.

As time passed with no new leads or evidence, the case grew cold, leaving a void for those who knew him. The Marysville Police Department has kept the investigation open, designated as case number 2004-5181. In the years since he vanished, the Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office has officially declared him deceased. The case is classified as an endangered missing person, and despite the passage of time, his whereabouts remain unknown. The investigation into what happened to Clarence Albin Johnson continues, a somber reminder of a man who seemingly vanished without a trace, leaving behind more questions than answers.
Last Seen: Dec 13, 2004

Clarence Albin Johnson - The Charley Project