A Carter County man has been missing since last year, but his family has not given up hope. A discovery made Sunday could be a big clue in what happened to Clifton Sigman.
September 1st will be 9 months since 30-year-old Clifton Sigman went missing. On Sunday, several people came out for the 3rd public search in hopes of finding him.
http://liarcatchers.com/missing_persons_investigations.html
“He was a son, he was a father, he was a friend, he was a brother. They just need closure,” said family friend Angela Mullannix.
Clifton Sigman was last seen the night of December 1st leaving his mother’s home on Stump Run Road in Grayson after he and his brother had words. According to family, Sigman went walking toward the Double A Highway in Grayson. His gloves, cigarettes and Mountain Dew were found a quarter of a mile down the road from a vacant property. But Clifton, who was wearing a blue hoodie, a hat and blue jeans was never found.
On Sunday, searchers stumbled upon bones but the coroner confirmed the remains are from an animal.
As the searched wrapped up Sunday, Mullannix says she hopes more people will join the search efforts in the future.
“The more boots we have on the ground, the more area we can cover and it’s more efficient and it increases the chance of us actually finding him,” she said.
Mullannix adds that there are cash rewards for anyone who has information that could lead them to finding Sigman.
