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Jan 11, 2017
Mar 19, 2024
Justin
McConville
33
24
72 inches
170 lbs
American Indian / Alaska Native
Male
In the winter of 2015, a young man named Justin Lee McConville vanished from Toppenish, Washington, a city within the boundaries of the Yakama Indian Reservation. At 24 years old, Justin was a member of the American Indian community, and his disappearance has left his loved ones with unanswered questions. The exact date of his last contact is unknown, though it is recorded as January of that year. At the time he went missing, Justin was known to travel frequently to Oregon and would often fish along the Columbia River. His lifestyle was described by some as nomadic, and while he was believed to have a residence in Toppenish, he did not have a permanent address. Justin is described as a Native American male with black hair and brown eyes, standing at approximately six feet tall and weighing around 170 pounds. He is distinguished by several noticeable tattoos. On his right arm, he has a sleeve tattoo that includes a depiction of Chief Joseph. His left arm is adorned with a tribal fishing design, and a Native American design is tattooed on his back. The case was officially reported to the Yakama Nation Tribal Police on November 9, 2016, and his information was entered into the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) in early 2017. The disappearance of Justin McConville is a case that, even years later, has very few details available to the public. Information regarding the specific circumstances of what led to his disappearance, what he was last seen wearing, or any potential leads in the investigation have not been widely publicized. His case is a somber reminder of the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people in Washington state, which has one of the highest numbers of such cases in the United States. The lack of available information creates a painful void for his family and community, who continue to hope for answers. The investigation into Justin McConville's disappearance remains open, a quiet but persistent search for a son, a friend, and a member of the Yakama Nation who has been missing for far too long.
Jan 01, 2015
Toppenish
Washington
Yakima County
Yes
6056
Yakama Nation Tribal Police
Toppenish
Washington
Yakima County
98948
Todd Beebe
Detective
50 Wishpoosh Road, Washington
5098652933
Tribal
Law Enforcement
16-010019
2016-11-09
Yakama Nation Tribal Police
Black
Brown
Brown
06/27/2026
