John Glasgow case remains open after cause of death left 'undetermined'

CONWAY COUNTY, Ark. (KTHV) -- The remains of a businessman who had been missing for more than seven years were found in March. Since the findings, many have been waiting for medical examiners to determine his cause of death.

According to a press release sent to THV11 on Friday evening, John Glasgow's manner of death was listed as "undetermined" in the medical examiner's report. Sheriff Mike Smith said the case will remain open.

Glasgow, who was the chief financial officer for CDI Contractors LLC, disappeared more than seven years ago. He was last seen leaving his Little Rock home the morning of January 28, 2008, and his vehicle was reported having been seen later by tourists at Mather Lodge on Petit Jean Mountain.

Hikers stumbled across a skull, and by using dental records, officials were able to determine the remains to be those of John Glasgow.

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Older stories:

Feb. 1, 2008: Search continues for missing businessman

Feb. 2, 2008: Brother: Search called off for missing contracting executive

Feb. 13, 2008: Candlelight vigil held for missing businessman

Feb. 28, 2008: New details in Glasgow's disappearance

March 15, 2008: Clinton Library builder's CFO whereabouts still unknown

Jan. 26, 2012: LRPD searches field for missing man John Glasgow

Jan. 27, 2012: Man claims to have helped bury John Glasgow

Jan. 28, 2013: 5-year anniversary of Glasgow's disappearance