Stanley Ray Hammack 48, Msg 01/07/09, Kellys Creek WV[LOCATED/NOW WANTED BY LE]

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http://wvgazette.com/News/200901080624

January 9, 2009
Deputies need help finding man missing in Sissonville


Kanawha County sheriff's deputies need help finding a man missing from Sissonville since last week.

Lt. Sean Crosier of the Kanawha County Sheriff's Department said family members called deputies on Wednesday because they were concerned about Stanley Ray Hammack, 48, of Kellys Creek, who has not been seen since last week.

Hammack was last seen leaving his mother's home in Kellys Creek at 4:30 p.m. Dec. 28, Crosier said. Hammack said he was going to church, but never arrived.

He was last seen wearing a pair of gray dress slacks and a black coat, Crosier said. Hammack was driving a white 2009 Toyota short bed pickup truck.

Hammack is white, 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighs about 185 pounds and has brown hair and eyes. Anyone with information is asked to call 304-357-0169.

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http://www.wsaz.com/charleston/headlines/37305614.html

Man Disappears After Leaving for Church
Posted: 7:30 PM Jan 8, 2009
Last Updated: 7:30 PM Jan 8, 2009
Reporter: WSAZ News Staff
Email Address: news@wsaz.com

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KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Kanawha County Sheriff's Deputies are looking for a man from Sissonville who hasn't been seen in almost two weeks.

Stanley Ray Hammack was last seen leaving his mother's house on Kelly's Creek on Sunday, December 28th around 4:30 p.m.

He told family members he was going to church, but he never made it there.

Hammack is 48 years old. He is 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 185 pounds. He has brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a pair of gray dress slacks and black coat. He was driving a white 2009 Toyota short bed truck.

Anyone with information should contact the Kanawha County Sheriff's Department at (304) 357-0169.

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http://wowktv.com/story.cfm?func=viewstory&storyid=49688

Police Searching for Missing Sissonville Man
Posted Thursday, January 8, 2009 ; 10:34 PM



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Stanley Ray Hammack was last seen Dec 28.

Story by Jeff Pullin


SISSONVILLE -- Kanawha County Police are searching for a man they say is missing after claiming to leave for church.

Wednesday, authorities received a call from family members of Stanley Ray Hammack, 48, of Kelly’s Creek in Sissonville regarding his well-being. Family members last saw Hammack when he left his mother’s residence on Kelly’s Creek on Dec. 28 around 4:30 p.m. Hammack said he was leaving for church however he did not attend church.

He was last seen wearing a pair of grey dress slacks and black coat. He was driving a 2009 Toyota short bed truck, white in color.

Hammack is described as a White Male, 5’10” 185 pounds with brown hair and eyes.

Any person with information should contact the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office at 357-0169

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http://www.dailymail.com/policebrfs/200901080695

Friday January 9, 2009
Police looking for missing Sissonville man



SISSONVILLE, W.Va. -- Kanawha County sheriff's deputies are asking people to keep an eye out for a missing Sissonville man.

The family of Stanley Ray Hammack, 48, of Kelly's Creek told police they are concerned about his well-being and feel that he might need help, according to a press release from Lt. Sean Crosier.

Hammack has been missing for nearly two weeks, Crosier said.

He was last seen leaving his mother's Kelly's Creek home about 4:30 p.m. Dec. 28, police said. He told his family he was going to church but they say he never made it there, Crosier said.

The man was last seen wearing a pair of grey dress slacks and a black coat. Hammack is described as a white male about 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing 185 pounds. He was last seen driving a white 2009 short-bed Toyota pickup truck, Crosier said.

Anyone who has seen him or has any information is asked to call the sheriff's office at 304-357-0169.

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Tuesday March 31, 2009
Sissonville men sought in candle store break-in

by Ashley B. Craig
Daily Mail staff

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Deputies are looking for two Charleston men after a break-in at a Sissonville candle shop.

Kanawha County Sheriff's Deputy A.R. Crawford was dispatched to investigate a breaking and entering at Creations of Beauty candle shop on Call Road on March 22.

The deputy arrived to find the store's front door completely shattered as well as a white Toyota pickup with its engine running in front of the building, according to a complaint filed in Kanawha Magistrate Court.

Dispatchers advised Crawford that the truck had been driven there by the suspects and that one of the men had fled on foot toward Interstate 77.

Crawford found two witnesses - a man and a woman - standing in front of the store. The man, Eric Haynes, told deputies that he'd received a call from his mother-in-law, Peggy Morrison. She lives above the candle shop and told him the store had been broken into, deputies said.

Haynes' wife, Tonya, is the owner of the candleshop.

Haynes said he had arrived to find a burglary in progress and had used his own vehicle to block in the white pickup.

The driver was identified as Stanley Ray Hammack, 48, but he was not in the truck at the time and police believe he escaped the building through a door in the back storage room.

The passenger was identified as Stephen R. Blankenship, 52. Both are residents of Sissonville.

Haynes confronted Blankenship, but he fled on foot, heading east on Call Road toward Interstate 77 just before deputies arrived.

State Police troopers arrived to assist, as did Deputy J.L. Lester, Sgt. J.S. Elkins, and Lt. G.S. Young from the sheriff's department.

Tonya Haynes checked her store for damage and pointed out that someone had opened the cash register at the front of the store, the complaint stated. Deputies located the change drawer in the back of the store still containing cash, deputies stated.

Deputies said they contacted Peggy Hammack, who is Stanley Hammack's mother and the owner of the pickup truck. She told deputies that her son had been staying with Blankenship.

Deputies searched the truck and found a purple spiral notebook containing floor plans of dwellings and other buildings along with a pair of large black bolt cutters and various government documents with Hammack's and Blankenship's names on them, deputies said.

Hammack was charged with breaking and entering a building other than a dwelling. Blankenship was charged with breaking and entering a building other than a dwelling and with aiding and abetting.

Police were still searching for them.

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