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Ronald L. Janes, known sometimes as Ronnie, was 33 when he vanished from Louisville, Kentucky in the winter of 1989. He was last seen at his mother’s home in the 300 block of West Florence Avenue on December 27, 1989. His family did not report him missing until May 29, 1990.

At the time he disappeared he was described as a white male, 5 feet 10 inches, about 160 pounds, with black hair showing some gray and hazel eyes. He had a scar over his right eye, a scar on his neck, a scar on his left arm, a tattoo of the initials RJ on his right arm, and a champagne glass tattoo on his left ankle. When last seen he wore blue jeans and a gray jacket and carried a blue nylon wallet with gray trim. He sometimes used the names Lee James, Ronald James, and Randall Dale Willyard.

Very few details about what happened that day have been released and his whereabouts remain unknown. If anyone knew Ronald, saw him around late December 1989 in Louisville, or has information about the names he used, please share what you know with investigators.