James Anthony Galloway, 37, vanished from Lewisport in Hancock County, Kentucky on February 15, 1979. He was last seen that day and never heard from again. At the time he was described as a white male, 5 feet 8 inches, 150–155 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. Notable features included a right leg slightly shorter than the left, a one-inch scar on the right side of his chin, and a two-inch healing scar on his forehead. He was reportedly wearing a tan flannel shirt, blue jeans, a green Army field jacket, a camouflage hunting cap, and size 9-D knee-high work boots with round toes.

His pickup truck was later found abandoned on Winkler-Mt. Zion Road near Habit. Inside investigators recovered a paper towel containing a piece of human bone stained with blood; forensic testing at the time matched the blood to Galloway. The Kentucky State Police list him as an endangered missing person and have maintained the investigation, but no further public leads are noted.

Is anyone from the Lewisport or Habit area willing to share memories or information about Galloway’s movements around February 1979?