Jeffery Glenn Wilhite was 59 when he went missing from the West Point area of Cullman County, Alabama. He was last seen on April 3, 2020. His pickup was later found parked between two chicken houses with his cell phone inside, but Wilhite himself was never located.

A long investigation by the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office eventually focused on a single suspect, Randall Dewayne Hogan, a 66-year-old local farmer. Prosecutors presented evidence to a grand jury, and Hogan was indicted; he was arrested and charged with Wilhite’s murder on October 30, 2023. Testimony at hearings established that Wilhite’s phone was last located at the farm where he worked for Hogan and that a projectile recovered from an egg room matched another projectile tied to an allegation that Hogan had fired on a man’s truck the day before Wilhite vanished. The sheriff also testified that Hogan had texted a threat against Wilhite about a week before the disappearance.

Wilhite’s body has not been recovered, and the case remains notable for proceeding to a murder charge without a body. Does anyone have information about Wilhite’s movements in early April 2020 or about activity at the farm where he worked?