Into the Desert: The Unsolved Disappearance of Marine Veteran Jesse Conger

A Hero’s Journey: Jesse Conger’s Military Service

Jesse Franklin Conger, a former sergeant in the United States Marine Corps, dedicated years of his life to serving his country. With three overseas deployments, including tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, Conger held significant responsibilities. In Iraq, he served as the assistant operations chief for Marine Aircraft Group 16, overseeing extensive flight operations and logistics. His commitment extended to becoming a rescue swimmer, completing rigorous training, and participating in numerous search and rescue missions, directly saving lives. His military accolades and dedication painted the picture of a devoted serviceman. 

The Day He Vanished: August 14, 2019

On the morning of August 14, 2019, Jesse Conger left the Scottsdale, Arizona apartment he shared with his girlfriend, Natasha Harwell. He departed in his silver 2015 Toyota Camry, leaving behind personal items such as his wallet, identification, phone, and service dog. Harwell reported him missing the following day, noting that he had been withdrawn in the days leading up to his disappearance. Conger's family and friends were immediately concerned, given his history of post-traumatic stress disorder and depression stemming from his military service. ...Read More

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