Seven-month-old Shannon Patrick Ketron was last seen in Cordell, Oklahoma, on June 17, 1982. He was traveling with his mother, Ann Ketron, between Buffalo and Cordell when she says she pulled a silver 1978 Pontiac off a dirt road near Route 183 to get something from the car. Ann reports a man in a green, late-model GMC truck stopped, approached and — after she declined help — struck her, rendering her unconscious. When she awoke, Shannon and a green duffel bag containing baby supplies were missing.

Shannon is described in the report as a blond-haired, blue-eyed infant. At the time his father, Dustin Ketron, was incarcerated for burglary. Ann submitted to a polygraph during the inquiry; the results were not disclosed. The disappearance has been classified as a non-family abduction and is now a cold case being handled by the Washita County Sheriff’s Office and the FBI. The identity of the man in the green truck remains unknown and Shannon has not been located.

If anyone was in the Cordell area on June 17, 1982, or remembers a green, late-model GMC truck or the man described, please share what was seen or any other information that might help.