Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP132038)
Cody Ford Potts, a 29-year-old man from Jacksonville, Florida, was officially reported missing on **October 24, 2024**. His case was entered into NamUs under ID #MP138297 and gained attention on platforms such as CrimeSolversCentral, which initially categorized the case as unresolved. At the time of his disappearance, few public details were available about the circumstances or exact location where he was last seen.
Jacksonville authorities and missing persons networks encouraged anyone with knowledge of Cody's whereabouts to come forward with tips, but no significant breakthroughs were made publicly known during the initial months of the investigation.
By **February 2025**, NamUs records still showed Cody as missing, with a last contact date confusingly listed as **February 5, 2025**—raising questions about whether there had been delayed reporting, indirect contact, or administrative adjustments in the timeline. His case remained listed as active in multiple missing person databases, and no public evidence of a recovery or sighting had been released.
However, new developments as of **June 2025** indicate that Cody Ford Potts is no longer missing. Information now confirms that Cody is currently located at the **Montgomery Correctional Center** in Jacksonville, Florida, as of **June 4, 2025**. This facility is operated by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and houses inmates for various charges. His status in the missing person databases appears to be in the process of administrative closure or has not yet been synchronized with correctional records.
This development explains the earlier confusion surrounding the February 2025 “last contact” notation, suggesting that law enforcement may have reestablished contact or determined his whereabouts well before the official resolution was shared publicly. While specific charges or reasons for his incarceration have not been disclosed through public records at this time, it is now verified that Cody Potts is no longer missing, and his case is considered resolved by correctional discovery.
Last Seen: Oct 24, 2024
