Kevin Collins - Missing

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Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance
Missing Since: February 10, 1984 from San Francisco, California
Classification: Non-Family Abduction
Date Of Birth: January 24, 1974
Age: 10 years old
Height and Weight: 4'6, 72 pounds
Distinguishing Characteristics: Caucasian male. Brown hair, gray/green eyes. Collins has freckles on his face and a small horizontal scar on his tongue. He had a stocky build in 1984.
Clothing/Jewelry Description: A San Francisco Giants jacket and his school uniform, which consisted of a white short-sleeved dress shirt, a dark green sweater, brown corduroy pants and beige Nike tennis shoes.
Medical Conditions: Collins has dyslexia, a learning disability which makes it difficult for him to read.
Details of Disappearance
Collins was last seen at approximately 6:40 p.m. on February 10, 1984 in his hometown of San Francisco, California. He was last seen at a bus stop on the corner of Oak and Masonic Streets, waiting for a bus to take him home from basketball practice. He was witnessed talking to a tall, blond man with a large black dog at the bus stop. He has never been heard from again. Collins was in the fourth grade at a private Catholic school when he disappeared. He is one of ten children, and resided in the 2500 block of Sutter Street in San Francisco.
It is possible that Collins was abducted by two Caucasian men driving a 1967 four-door royal blue Ford Galaxy, but that report has never been confirmed. Northern California child killer John Dunkel is possible suspect in his case; his three known victims physically resembled Collins. Dunkel has never been charged in connection with Collins's case, however.
Collins's parents divorced after his disappearance; his father founded a missing children's organization named after the child. In 2005, Collins's identity was stolen by a man who took it from an .. directory of missing children. The individual applied for a passport under that name and was caught when a State Department clerk recognized the name as being a missing child's.
Collins's case remains unsolved.