Overview

Last seen: September 29, 2013
Location: Albion/Edgerton area, Wisconsin
Age when missing: 50
Date of birth: May 14, 1963
Nickname: Russ
NamUs: MP37245
Doe Network: 6578DMWI

Main circumstances: Teubert reportedly left a family member’s residence in Albion, Wisconsin. Missing-person information attributed to NamUs states that friends and relatives subsequently received letters from him that raised concerns about possible suicidal intentions. No publicly documented confirmed sighting after his disappearance was located in the sources reviewed.

Detailed Case Breakdown

Jerome Russell Teubert Missing Person Case: Wisconsin Man Missing Since 2013

Jerome Russell Teubert, also known as “Russ,” was 50 years old when he disappeared from southern Wisconsin on September 29, 2013. More than a decade later, publicly available missing-person records continue to list his case as unresolved.

Teubert’s disappearance is associated with the Edgerton area, while the circumstances reported in missing-person databases state that he left a family member’s residence in Albion, Dane County, Wisconsin.

Very Brief Case Summary

Last seen: September 29, 2013
Location: Albion/Edgerton area, Wisconsin
Age when missing: 50
Date of birth: May 14, 1963
Nickname: Russ
NamUs: MP37245
Doe Network: 6578DMWI

Main circumstances: Teubert reportedly left a family member’s residence in Albion, Wisconsin. Missing-person information attributed to NamUs states that friends and relatives subsequently received letters from him that raised concerns about possible suicidal intentions. No publicly documented confirmed sighting after his disappearance was located in the sources reviewed.

The Disappearance of Jerome Russell Teubert

On September 29, 2013, Jerome Russell Teubert was reportedly last seen after leaving a family member’s residence in Albion, a community in Dane County, Wisconsin. Some databases identify Edgerton as the location associated with his disappearance, reflecting the broader geographic area connected with the case.

Teubert was 50 years old at the time. He is described as a white male approximately 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing between approximately 225 and 250 pounds. He had gray or partially gray hair and brown eyes. Wisconsin Missing also reports that he may have had a mustache and wore glasses.

Letters Raised Concern After His Disappearance

One of the most important publicly reported circumstances involves letters received by people close to Teubert.

Information reproduced from NamUs by Uncovered states that friends and family received letters that indicated possible suicidal tendencies. That circumstance has remained an important part of the publicly available description of his disappearance.

The publicly accessible sources reviewed do not establish what happened to Teubert after he left the Albion residence. They also do not document a confirmed subsequent sighting or discovery of his remains.

Because of that lack of evidence, the information in the letters should be treated as part of the circumstances investigators had to consider rather than proof of what ultimately happened.

A Case Connected to Several Wisconsin Communities

The geographic descriptions can initially appear confusing. NamUs-derived information says Teubert left a family member’s residence in Albion in Dane County, while missing-person listings commonly identify Edgerton as his last-seen or missing location.

Edgerton sits in the Rock and Dane County area of southern Wisconsin, while other records connected with Teubert point toward neighboring Jefferson County.

Wisconsin Missing identifies Jefferson County law enforcement in connection with his case. That makes the case one involving communities and jurisdictions clustered relatively close together in southern Wisconsin rather than contradictory reports that he disappeared in widely separated places.

Identification Information

Teubert was born May 14, 1963, and was 50 when he disappeared. He was known by the nickname “Russ.” Public descriptions place his height at approximately 5 feet 11 inches and his weight between roughly 225 and 250 pounds.

He had brown eyes, gray or partially gray hair, may have worn a mustache, and wore glasses.

His NamUs missing-person identification number is MP37245.

Recent Developments in the Jerome Teubert Case

A notable development occurred on January 9, 2025, when the Doe Network added Jerome Russell Teubert to its missing-person case files under 6578DMWI. The organization specifically identifies him as missing from Wisconsin since 2013.

That addition gave the long-running case another national missing-person reference and another avenue through which his information can be circulated and compared with unidentified-person cases.

As of the latest publicly accessible material reviewed in September 2026, the Doe Network continues to maintain its case system, and I found no subsequent Doe Network notice identifying Teubert as a closed case. Current missing-person aggregators also continue to display him as missing.

Another unusual current public record deserves careful distinction from the missing-person investigation. Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office warrant records list a Jerome Russell Teubert with several court case numbers, including 13 CF 354, 13 CF 398, 14 CF 82 and 14 CF 188. The public warrant list alone does not explain the underlying allegations or establish whether those court matters are directly relevant to why Teubert disappeared. They therefore should not be treated as an explanation for his disappearance without supporting court records.

What Remains Unknown

The central question has not changed: what happened to Jerome Russell Teubert after September 29, 2013?

Public records reviewed for this article do not provide a confirmed destination after he left the Albion residence, a verified later sighting, or a publicly announced recovery. The letters reportedly received by friends and relatives provide investigators with an important circumstance, but they do not by themselves establish Teubert’s fate.

His case remains represented in missing-person resources more than a decade after his disappearance. NamUs number MP37245 and Doe Network number 6578DMWI provide two important identifiers for anyone researching the case or submitting potentially relevant information.

Anyone with firsthand information concerning Teubert’s whereabouts or disappearance should provide it to the investigating law-enforcement agency rather than attempting to investigate individuals connected with the case independently.