Jorge Santiago Martinez was a 31-year-old man from Manchester, New Hampshire, who was reported missing after he was last known to be in Manchester on June 8, 2025. NamUs listed his case as MP146510 and identified the Manchester Police Department as the investigating agency. According to the case information, he left his residence sometime after 5:00 a.m.
and had not been seen since; public reporting later stated that he was last seen in the early morning hours walking west on Granite Street or across the Granite Street Bridge.
At the time he was missing, Jorge was described as a Hispanic / Latino male, 31 years old, with black hair and brown eyes. NamUs listed his height as approximately 5 feet 8 inches to 5 feet 10 inches and his weight as roughly 180 to 200 pounds. He was last reported wearing dark clothing, including a black sweatshirt or hooded sweatshirt and black sweatpants, along with yellow or white-and-yellow shoes; one public police-related report also noted black-frame glasses.
For several months, Manchester police and Jorge’s family sought help from the public. A September 2025 report said his family had last seen him the night before, on June 7, and had not heard from him afterward. Authorities continued asking anyone with information to contact the Manchester Police Department, reflecting the concern that often surrounds a disappearance where a person’s routine contact with loved ones suddenly stops.
The case is no longer an active missing-person case. The attached NamUs API data lists the case resolution status as Deceased, and later public reports confirmed that Jorge had been located deceased. Patch reported that a body recovered from the Merrimack River on October 26, 2025, was later positively identified through dental records as Jorge Santiago Martinez of Manchester. Newport Dispatch also reported that Manchester police said he had been found deceased, though police did not release additional details about the circumstances of his death in that report.
Public reporting stated that the investigation involved New Hampshire Marine Patrol, Merrimack police, and the New Hampshire State Police Major Crime Unit, and that the death did not appear suspicious based on the investigation at that time. Manchester police offered condolences to Jorge’s family after the identification was confirmed. His case stands as a deeply painful outcome for those who were hoping he would be found safe, and the available public information leaves the focus on the loss felt by his loved ones and the community members who helped share information during the search.Last Seen: Jun 8, 2025
