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MISSING
Missing Person / NamUs #MP5152
Douglas Halliwell Brick
Male, White / Caucasian
Date of Last Contact: October 12, 1973
Missing From: Salt Lake City, Utah
Missing Age: 23 Years
Current Age: 71 Years
Nickname/Alias: Doug
Height: 5' 9" - 5' 10" (69 - 70 Inches)
Weight: 135 - 145 lbs
Circumstances of Disappearance:
Douglas was last seen on 10/12/1973 at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. He left his car and wallet on the ground near campus and has never been found.
In 1968, Douglas Brick graduated from Pocatello High School as a top scholar student. Brick was a National Merit Letter of Commendation winner, a member of the Boys Council, Key Club, and German Club. He was also a delegate to Boys' State.
Brick had plans for college in Utah. After high school graduation, Brick met up with an old friend in Pocatello while driving truck on an Ogden to Pocatello route. He admitted he'd dropped out of college and wanted to start a new life. He didn't want others to know about his job.
Brick disappeared afterwards, not showing up to work and leaving his belongings behind in Utah.
Brick was the son of Harold and Donna Halliwell Brick. His father Harold died in 1964. His mother has also passed. Several memories of Brick have been shared with me by those who knew him in Pocatello.
Did Douglas Brick travel to South America as he once dreamed? Or did something happen to him, and he's one of our nation's unidentified John Doe cases?
He was never reported to authorities in any state. Brick would be about 71 now if alive.
His family never knew for sure. A memorial service was held on Oct. 18, 1990 in Pocatello for Brick. His mother died without knowing if her son was alive or deceased.
What really happened to Douglas Brick of Pocatello?
Physical Description
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Eye Description: Glasses
Distinctive Physical Features:
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Clothing and Accessories:
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MISSING
Missing Person / NamUs #MP5152
Douglas Halliwell Brick
Male, White / Caucasian
Date of Last Contact: October 12, 1973
Missing From: Salt Lake City, Utah
Missing Age: 23 Years
Current Age: 71 Years
Nickname/Alias: Doug
Height: 5' 9" - 5' 10" (69 - 70 Inches)
Weight: 135 - 145 lbs
Circumstances of Disappearance:
Douglas was last seen on 10/12/1973 at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. He left his car and wallet on the ground near campus and has never been found.
In 1968, Douglas Brick graduated from Pocatello High School as a top scholar student. Brick was a National Merit Letter of Commendation winner, a member of the Boys Council, Key Club, and German Club. He was also a delegate to Boys' State.
Brick had plans for college in Utah. After high school graduation, Brick met up with an old friend in Pocatello while driving truck on an Ogden to Pocatello route. He admitted he'd dropped out of college and wanted to start a new life. He didn't want others to know about his job.
Brick disappeared afterwards, not showing up to work and leaving his belongings behind in Utah.
Brick was the son of Harold and Donna Halliwell Brick. His father Harold died in 1964. His mother has also passed. Several memories of Brick have been shared with me by those who knew him in Pocatello.
Did Douglas Brick travel to South America as he once dreamed? Or did something happen to him, and he's one of our nation's unidentified John Doe cases?
He was never reported to authorities in any state. Brick would be about 71 now if alive.
His family never knew for sure. A memorial service was held on Oct. 18, 1990 in Pocatello for Brick. His mother died without knowing if her son was alive or deceased.
What really happened to Douglas Brick of Pocatello?
Physical Description
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Eye Description: Glasses
Distinctive Physical Features:
No Information Entered
Clothing and Accessories:
No Information Entered
*CLICK THE REPORT BUTTON IF YOU'D LIKE THIS CASE MOVED TO THE GENERAL DISCUSSION AREA TO BE OPENED FOR COMMENTING.
