Crime & Safety
Pennsylvania Missing Person Alert: Police Seek Man, 46, Last Seen in Oil City
OIL CITY, PA — Pennsylvania State Police are renewing their appeal for public assistance Friday, Nov. 6, as investigators continue searching for a 46 year old man whose family has not physically seen
By Cole Barrett · 2026-11-06T16:03:20.673Z
OIL CITY, PA — Pennsylvania State Police are renewing their appeal for public assistance Friday, Nov. 6, as investigators continue searching for a 46 year old man whose family has not physically seen him since July 2025.
According to Pennsylvania State Police Troop C's Clarion Station, Ryan Shawn Culver, 46 , was last known to have contact with others on Feb. 10, 2026. However, his family reported that they have not physically seen him since July of the previous year.
Investigators said Culver was last known to be at a warming station in Oil City, located in Venango County in northwestern Pennsylvania.
Missing Man Has Distinctive Tattoos Police released photographs and identifying information to help the public recognize Culver.
He is described as approximately 5 feet, 8 inches tall , weighing around 177 pounds , with blond hair and blue eyes.
Authorities highlighted several distinctive tattoos that could assist in identifying him.
These include "Redneck" across his chest, "Jessica" on his neck, "Ashley" on his hand and a large tattoo reading "Mom all the way to heaven" across his back.
He also has "Bean Dip" tattooed across the fingers of his right hand.
Police Request Tips, Reward Available Investigators believe Culver may still be in the Venango County area, although his current whereabouts remain unknown.
Pennsylvania State Police have not disclosed the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.
Anyone who has seen Culver or has information about his location is encouraged to contact Trooper Collett at PSP Clarion at 814 226 1710 .
Tips can also be submitted through the Pennsylvania State Police tip line at 1 800 472 8477 or online through the PSP Tips website.
State police say information that helps resolve an unsolved case may qualify for a cash reward.
The investigation remains active, and authorities are asking residents to share Culver's identifying information to help locate him.