Tyler Blake Weathersby, a 31-year-old Black man, was reported missing from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, after he was last seen on September 4, 2024. According to the NamUs missing-person listing, Tyler’s date of last contact was September 4, 2024, and the case is being handled by the Sioux Falls Police Department under NamUs case MP129352. The information available through NamUs and public reporting does not list the case as resolved, and Tyler remains the subject of public missing-person
notices.
The available case information says Tyler left his residence that morning to go for a walk. He reportedly left behind important personal items, including his cell phone, wallet, identification, credit and debit cards, and passport, which has deepened concern for his safety. Public reports and the NamUs case information place his last known movements in Sioux Falls, with surveillance showing him near West Madison Street and North Marion Road, walking east toward Interstate 29.
Tyler was last seen wearing a white shirt and black shorts; some public awareness posts also mention a tan beanie. NamUs describes him as 6 feet tall and about 154 pounds, with brown eyes, short or bald hair, and a short beard. A listed identifying feature is a scar running from ankle to knee on one of his legs, and public case materials also reference a crown tattoo on his right arm.
Coverage of the case has emphasized how ordinary the morning appeared before Tyler vanished. A public write-up from Legal Eye Investigations states that he was last seen on camera at about 7:50 a.m. near West Madison Street and North Marion Road, heading eastbound toward I-29, and that there had been no confirmed contact or sightings afterward. Other reporting notes that his family and the Sioux Falls community continued seeking answers long after the initial disappearance, with awareness efforts, searches, and appeals for information.
A later public article marking one year since Tyler’s disappearance said the case was still affecting his loved ones and the wider Sioux Falls area. That report again highlighted the central known facts: Tyler left home without his phone and wallet, was seen near Marion Road and Madison Street, and had not been heard from since. The continued public attention reflects the pain of an unresolved disappearance and the hope that someone may still remember seeing something that morning.
Anyone with information about Tyler Blake Weathersby’s disappearance is urged to contact the Sioux Falls Police Department. Even details that may seem minor, such as seeing someone walking near West Madison Street, North Marion Road, I-29, nearby businesses, trails, transit stops, or residential areas that morning, could help investigators and Tyler’s family better understand what happened.Last Seen: Sep 4, 2024