The disappearance of Travis Turner, a Virginia high school football coach, has led to a complete removal of his presence from the Union High School website. This action follows revelations that Turner is under investigation for multiple charges related to child pornography and soliciting a minor.

Turner, aged 46, had previously been celebrated for his role in guiding the Union Bears football team to an impressive undefeated season. However, the accolades have turned to silence as the school swiftly scrubbed any mention of him after authorities issued 10 arrest warrants concerning the serious allegations against him.

Despite Turner’s 11-year tenure at the school as a football coach and physical education teacher, his name has been entirely erased from the school’s online platforms. The only Turner now visible on the site is his son, Bailey Turner, who also works at the school. Notably, no head coach is currently listed for the varsity football team.

Now, there is no mention of him on the school’s website, despite him having worked there for 11 years, as a football coach and also a physical education teacher.

The only Turner that shows up is his son, Bailey Turner, who also works there. There is no head coach for varsity football listed.

Turner suddenly disappeared from his Appalachia home on Thursday last week when investigators were heading to his home. He was put on paid leave the next day.

Officials then issued 10 warrants this week — five for possessing child pornography and five for using a computer to solicit a minor — as a huge search continued in the area, using drones and K-9 units.

The school confirmed it was aware of the investigation, saying that “the individual remains on leave and is not permitted on school property or to have contact with students.”

Turner’s wife, Leslie Turner, also 46, has stood by her still-missing husband.

“None of that is true. He’s a good dad and a good husband,” she told MailOnLine.

Turner is from a football family. His father, Tom Turner, also coached at Union High and achieved All American status, an award given to the top players in a specific position, while in college, according to Sports Illustrated.

This isn’t the first time a Union High employee has been accused of a sex crime. In 2023, teacher and coach Timothy Lee Meador pled guilty to child solicitation and remains a registered sex offender in the area.