The search for an Egg Harbor City man has come to a sad end.
Quanyaves “Quan” Lindsay's remains were found Jan. 11, in a creek near Spring Garden Road in Maurice River Township, Cumberland County, State Police said.
They were positively identified Thursday. The cause of death was not released.
“This loss leaves me completely devastated, totally in shock and eager to find out how, who or what could have happened to my beloved husband,” Elizabeth Lindsay told BreakingAC.
Quan Lindsay's distinctive green 2015 Dodge Challenger "Hellcat" has not been recovered.
State Police are asking anyone who may have seen the car with New Jersey license plates C74 LVU to call with information.
The 41-year-old man left home in his 2015 green Dodge Hellcat Nov. 24, heading to a friend’s Woodbine home to watch football. He never returned.
She reported him missing the next day.
Elizabeth Lindsay previously said that her husband did go to his friend’s home, and that police had talked to the friend. The Lindsays had been together for 22 years and married for 12. They had no children.Elizabeth described Quan as “loving, caring, sweet, kind (and) generous.
”He had “most infectious smile (and would) give you the shirt off his back,” she said.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Sgt. Robert Booth of the New Jersey State Police Major Crimes South Unit at 609-610-4025.
Meanwhile, a body found inside a car submerged in the Salem River on Thursday afternoon has been identified as a Burlington Township woman reported missing in six years ago.
Vanessa Smallwood, 46, disappeared from Cherry Hill in January 2014. The cause of death was not released, but it is not considered criminal, according to the Salem County prosecutor.
