Bryan Escabar was 19 years old when authorities and public missing-person listings identified him as missing from Brandon, Mississippi, after his last known contact on Sunday, March 24, 2024. Public listings describe Bryan as a Hispanic/Latino male with black hair and brown eyes, weighing about 145 pounds; one public NamUs-linked listing gave a broad height range of 5'0" to 7'0", while the Mississippi Repository listed him at 80 inches.
Those details, while limited, were the identifying information shared so the public could recognize him and understand that a young man’s sudden absence had become a matter of concern.
According to a March 28, 2024 public report citing Jackson Police, Bryan was last seen in Brandon at about 10:29 a.m. on March 24. The reported location was the intersection of Highway 18 and Greenfield Road, and police said he had been driving a black 2004 Toyota Corolla with Mississippi license plate LLF 4899 on Highway 18 and Louis Wilson eastbound. That vehicle detail became central to the public alert because it gave searchers, motorists, and residents a concrete point of recognition: a specific car, a specific roadway, and a specific Sunday morning when Bryan was last known to have been seen.
The Jackson Police Department was identified in public reporting as the agency looking for Bryan after he disappeared, and the available public information focused on locating him rather than describing a known cause for his absence. The public notices did not provide a detailed explanation for why he was traveling that morning, where he may have intended to go next, or what happened after the last reported sighting. In cases like this, the absence of detail can be especially difficult for loved ones, because the public record may preserve only a few stark facts: a name, an age, a vehicle, a roadway, and the last moment authorities could publicly place him somewhere.
Bryan’s case was later recorded as resolved with him found alive. The Mississippi Repository for Missing and Unidentified Persons lists his case status as Found Alive, and the attached case data likewise identifies the resolution status as Alive. The exact date he was located is not clear from the public information available, so the safest way to describe the resolution is that the missing-person case is no longer active and Bryan was found alive, though the public record does not clearly explain when or under what circumstances that occurred.
In overview, Bryan Escabar’s case began as the disappearance of a 19-year-old young man last seen in Brandon, Mississippi, on March 24, 2024, driving a black 2004 Toyota Corolla near Highway 18, with Jackson Police asking the public for help after his last known sighting. The publicly available details remained brief and focused on identification, location, and vehicle information, but the later resolution brought the most important update: Bryan was found alive. The case stands as a reminder that even when public records are sparse, each missing-person notice represents a real person, a worried circle of family and friends, and a period of uncertainty that, in Bryan’s case, ultimately ended with him being located alive.Last Seen: Mar 24, 2024
