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Summary based on 9 sources
Brady Booth, a 27-year-old man from Brownsboro, Texas, has been missing since September 2024. He was last seen making a purchase at a Dollar General store in Brownsboro. There are conflicting reports regarding the exact date of his last confirmed sighting, with some sources indicating September 13, 2024, and others stating September 7, 2024. Booth, who did not have a phone at the time of his disappearance, is known to frequently walk around the Brownsboro area. His family reported him missing on September 29, 2024, after not hearing from him for over two weeks, which they stated was highly uncharacteristic.

Family members have expressed deep concern for his welfare, revealing that he suffers from schizophrenia and was not taking his prescribed medication at the time he went missing. They also stated that he had been self-medicating with street drugs and was hearing voices. Despite his mental health challenges, his family emphasized that he had never gone for such an extended period without contacting them. Police records indicate that prior to his disappearance, Booth had been staying with his girlfriend from September 1st to around the 9th, and that police had made contact with him at a Shell gas station before he was last seen at the Dollar General.

Law enforcement agencies, including the Brownsboro Police Department and the Henderson County Sheriff's Office, have been actively investigating Booth's disappearance. Search efforts have included the use of cadaver dogs to search the residence where he was last staying, a nearby city water detention pond, and a vacant house, none of which yielded any results. Authorities have followed up on several reported sightings in various locations, including Cross Roads, Eustace, and Canton, but none have led to locating Booth. His case remains unsolved.

Last Seen: Sep 13, 2024