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Kim's Jeep was found in long-term parking at the Nashville airport on November 7th, 1991. At the time, I was told it had been wiped clean of prints, including his own. Also, I recall being told that he had a planned hunting trip to Colorado but never boarded the plane. Kim is my uncle. I turned 12 that week, October 8th, 1991.

That reeks of foul play. Did he have enemies? Any disputes with anyone that moved away after his dissapearance? Is his case still active or did someone just shelve it? I look at all these cases and realize it is so many people.....So many families and it feels overwhelming. Just the not knowing is such a pain that doesn't ever go away. :(

Kim Lawrence Allgood, 39, was last seen on October 7, 1991, in Bowling Green, Kentucky. A Marine Corps veteran who sometimes used the name Randy Galloway, he had a cross-shaped scar on his forehead, blond or strawberry-blond hair (often balding), blue eyes, and may have had a mustache or beard. When last seen he wore a Rolex watch and a gold earring in his left ear.

On November 7, 1991, Kim’s black Jeep Cherokee was found abandoned in long-term parking at Nashville International Airport in Tennessee. No public information has been released about the condition of the vehicle or any items inside. The Kentucky State Police list the case as open and his details have been entered into national missing-persons databases. It remains unclear whether he left voluntarily or met with foul play.

If anyone knew Kim, saw him after October 7, 1991, or has information about the Jeep at Nashville Airport, please come forward.