Leon David Beasley was 62 years old when he was last known to be in Jacksonville, Florida, on June 21, 2025. Beasley, a Black man, was reported missing to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office after contact with him was lost. His last known location was in the 32221 ZIP code in western Jacksonville, within Duval County. The publicly released information offered little explanation of the circumstances surrounding his disappearance, leaving unclear where he had been going, who may have last spoken
with him, or what happened after he was last seen.
At the time he disappeared, Beasley was described as approximately 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing about 180 pounds. He had brown hair and brown eyes. He was reportedly wearing a light blue jersey, light blue gym shorts, and black shoes. Those details became important identifiers as authorities and members of the public looked for any sign of him or attempted to determine whether he had been seen in the Jacksonville area after his last known contact.
Beasley was also associated with a gray 2014 Nissan Pathfinder bearing Florida license plate FPU6. Public information did not clearly explain whether he was driving the vehicle when he disappeared, whether another person was with him, or whether the Pathfinder was later located separately. The vehicle nevertheless represented a potentially important part of the investigation because sightings, traffic cameras, business surveillance recordings, or license-plate information could have helped authorities trace his movements and narrow the period during which contact with him was lost.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office handled the investigation under case number 25-355447. Few details were made public about the events leading up to Beasley’s disappearance. Authorities did not release a detailed timeline, identify a specific destination, or describe any known medical emergency, threatening encounter, or other circumstance that might have explained why he could not initially be found. No suspect or person of interest was publicly identified, and there was no public indication that investigators had determined a crime had occurred.
Official case information later indicated that Leon Beasley was located. The exact date and circumstances of his recovery have not been clearly disclosed, and the available information remains too vague to provide a more specific account of where he was found or what led authorities to him. Because no reliable public details explain the condition in which he was located, it would be inappropriate to speculate about what he experienced during the period he was missing.
Beasley’s case began with a troubling disappearance from Jacksonville and a limited set of clues: his physical description, the clothing he had been wearing, his last known area, and the gray Nissan Pathfinder connected to him. It ended with confirmation that he had been located, although the public record provides little detail about how or when that occurred. In overview, Leon David Beasley disappeared from western Jacksonville at the age of 62, prompted a missing-person investigation by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, and was later located under circumstances that have not been fully made public.Last Seen: Jun 21, 2025
