Ryan Eugene Guitron


Above Image: Guitron, circa 2003


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Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance



Missing Since: October 15, 2003 from Fort Collins, Colorado
Classification: Endangered Missing
Date Of Birth: September 15, 1973
Age: 29
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 160 lbs.
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Race: White/Hispanic
Gender: Male
Distinguishing Characteristics: Tattoos: Bugs Bunny on right
upper arm; Cross with "In Memory JDN" on left upper arm; Oakland
Raiders shield on right upper chest. Scars: surgical on right shoulder,
surgical on right knee, right index finger. Broken front tooth.
AKA: "Chachi"
NCIC Number: M-763740586
Case Number: 03-13037


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Details of Disappearance
Ryan Guitron was last known to be alive in Fort Collins, Colorado on October 15, 2003. He reportedly was going to look for work on the western slope of Colorado with an associate. Mr. Guitron had a history of working in the oil drilling industry. Many of his personal belongings were found in the possession of the same associate when he was arrested two weeks later on unrelated charges. The Larimer County Sheriff's Office considers this missing person's investigation as suspicious in nature.



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Investigating Agency
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Larimer County Sheriff's Office
Investigator Kevin Maul
(970) 498-5164



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Source Information
Families of Homicide Victims and Missing Persons, Inc.

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A quilt at the summit featured faces of people who were murdered or are still missing.
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numSlides of totalImages More than 300 families from across Colorado and surrounding states gathered in Aurora over the weekend to get help solving cold cases.

The families have lost loved ones to murder or have never found missing loved ones.

Expert law enforcement officers provided tips on how to keep their cold cases alive and talked about new technology.

It was the largest attendance the conference has seen since it began 8 years ago.

"It's pretty emotional, but at the same time, it's healing," said Shirley Guitron, whose son has been missing since 2003. "We're put together with people that are in the same boat we are. Some people have been in the boat longer. They have more experience, they can give us insight of what to do, what not to do."

Members released balloons in the courtyard of the hotel after the conference. They carried tags about the organization as well as personal notes about cold cases.

Some families hope that they might land in the hands of people who can provide that one missing link.

The conference is held every year.

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