Exclusive – A Virginia man's two sons have been desperately seeking answers since their father disappeared in April, and some heinous acts may be involved in their father's unexpected disappearance. That's what I think.
Kenneth “Kenny” Turner, 79, lived a quiet life as an antiques store owner in Fieldale, Virginia, when he disappeared on April 12.
“I think someone picked him up and took him somewhere, but I don't know where,” Turner's son, Michael Turner, told Fox News Digital. “Having my car and my wallet at home was like driving out and coming home because I left the porch light on.”
Michael added that his father's front door wouldn't close completely unless he pulled very hard, and the door was closed the morning he realized his father was gone.
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Kenneth Turner has been missing from his hometown of Fieldale, Virginia, since April 12th. (Handout)
”[H]We actually had to close the door,” Michael said. [did] Something happened with him, but I don't know who or what. ”
A week before his disappearance, Kenny had just been hospitalized for high blood pressure, so Michael and his brother Bryant checked on their father frequently to make sure he was taking his medication and getting better. Ta. Michael had visited his father at home on the Wednesday before his disappearance on Saturday, and Bryant had met him the Friday before that.
“I don't know what to think,” Bryant told Fox News Digital about his father's disappearance.
He noted that Kenny's leg had swollen the night before he disappeared, and he thought he wouldn't be able to leave the house just like that. The night before his disappearance, Bryant told his father that he should sit down, relax, and watch TV. He was scheduled to return in the morning to help with a sidewalk sale that Kenny was planning to hold at his antique shop on Saturday morning.
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Kenny Turner had planned to hold a sidewalk sale at an antique store the morning he disappeared. (Handout)
“I locked the door and left,” Bryant said.
Michael and Bryant were scheduled to work together Saturday morning to help their father prepare for his sidewalk sale. Instead, the brothers spent several hours driving separately from the antique store to Kenny's house and back, trying to visit him — maybe out to breakfast, maybe with another brother. They thought it might be–wrong until they both realized something was going on.
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Michael said it was out of character for his father not to contact them, especially his sister.
The Henry County Sheriff's Office continues to investigate the disappearance of Kenny Turner. (Handout)
Michael said they called police around 3 or 4 p.m. Saturday to file a missing persons report. Police conducted a grid search and helicopter search that day covering a radius of approximately 40 kilometers.
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The Henry County Sheriff's Office said it is still investigating Kenney's disappearance, but has found no trace of her missing father and has not named any suspects in connection with her disappearance.
“I feel like he died somewhere.”
Michael said, “The fact that he hasn't been here for so long and hasn't been able to contact me or my brother makes me feel like he died somewhere,'' adding that it's possible that someone killed his father. He added that he believes there is.
Kenny Turner's wallet and car went missing on the morning of April 12, left behind at his home in Fieldale, Virginia. (Handout)
The only theory about who may have been targeting Michael's father is that he would be described as a “shithole.”
”He's been in trouble before. In my opinion, he is a freeloader and a pimp. So, like I said, if he goes to my dad and says he wants to borrow something, and my dad says no, he's the type to get mad and do something with me, but I I don't know. ”
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Michael is appealing for anyone with information about his father's disappearance to come forward. It's been more than six months since Kenneth disappeared, and Michael said what his family wants most right now is “closure.”
Anyone with information regarding Turner's disappearance is asked to contact HCSO at 276-638-8751.
