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Case Description

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In February 2007, a young man named Jeremy Michael Thomas, 22 years old at the time, went on a fishing trip with a friend on Tobesofkee Creek in Macon, Georgia. This excursion began on the evening of Thursday, February 15, 2007. The last time anyone besides his friend heard from Jeremy was on Friday morning, around 8:00 a.m., when he spoke to his fiancée. He told her they were about to put the boat back in the water. Concern for Jeremy's welfare grew on Saturday when his friend returned from the trip alone. When questioned, the friend reportedly gave varying accounts of what had transpired, but told authorities that he had become cold and tired and decided to go home, stating that Jeremy chose to remain at the creek.

The official search for Jeremy began after he was reported missing. Search and rescue teams, comprised of nearly 50 individuals from multiple agencies including the Macon Police Department and the Bibb County Sheriff's Office, combed the area around Tobesofkee Creek. A Georgia State Patrol helicopter was also involved in the search. On Sunday evening, searchers discovered the small boat Jeremy and his friend had used. Inside the boat were some of Jeremy's personal belongings, which were identified by his family. Despite the extensive search efforts, there was no sign of Jeremy. Authorities stated at the time that they did not suspect foul play, treating the case as a search and rescue operation.

Jeremy was a father to a young son and his fiancée was pregnant with their second child at the time of his disappearance. His family described his disappearance as being out of character, as he was not known to leave without warning. He has a number of distinctive tattoos, including a woman sitting on the moon on his upper right arm, a scorpion on his lower left arm, the name 'Logan' on one of his shoulders, and the words 'Pay me' on the top of his right hand. At the time he was last seen, he was believed to be wearing a white t-shirt and jogging pants. The investigation into Jeremy Michael Thomas's disappearance has continued, but his whereabouts remain unknown. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance, particularly the conflicting stories of the friend he was with, have left his family with many unanswered questions. The case serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring pain and uncertainty that families of missing persons experience.

Last Seen: Feb 16, 2007