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Case Description

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In the quiet area of Bristol, Tennessee, a family's life was disrupted when 17-year-old Daniel M. Ramey was reported missing on June 12, 2023. At the time of his disappearance, he was a student enrolled at the Jacobs Creek Job Corps facility, located at 984 Denton Valley Road in Sullivan County. Daniel is a white male with brown hair and brown eyes, standing between 5'11' and 6'0' tall and weighing approximately 200 to 210 pounds. His case has left his loved ones and the community searching for answers, holding onto hope for his safe return.

The circumstances surrounding Daniel's disappearance are concerning. He voluntarily left the Job Corps campus, but he was not alone. It is understood that he departed with another student, an 18-year-old male. The two were reportedly seen leaving in a cream-colored Lexus with gold trim. This vehicle may have had damage to the right rear side and is believed to have been driven by the other student's girlfriend. The Sullivan County Sheriff's Office is handling the investigation into Daniel's disappearance, working to piece together the events of that day and follow any potential leads.

The days and months following June 12, 2023, have been filled with uncertainty for those who know and care for Daniel. The lack of concrete information and the open-ended nature of his departure have created a painful void. Community members and law enforcement continue to seek any information that might shed light on his whereabouts. The case is an ongoing effort, a testament to the hope that one day Daniel will be found and brought home safely. The investigation relies on the possibility that someone, somewhere, has information that could be the key to resolving this distressing situation and bringing peace to his family.

Last Seen: Jun 12, 2023

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