Brandon Everett Starratt is listed in NamUs as a missing person under case number MP153278. The available NamUs record identifies the case as a missing person entry connected to Round Rock, Texas, with the date of last contact reported as June 16, 2025. The public NamUs record identifies him as Brandon Everett Starratt and states that he was missing from Round Rock, Texas.
Brandon was 38 years old at the time he was last seen.
The public record confirms that the entry exists as a missing-person case, but it does not provide a detailed official narrative about the full circumstances of his disappearance, his last known clothing, a vehicle, a specific destination, or a verified address or phone number connected to where he may currently be. Because the available public information is limited, the circumstances surrounding his disappearance remain unclear.
Additional information indicates that Brandon has lost weight and now has a buzzed haircut. He may be in distress and was reportedly undergoing mild psychosis while at the hospital. These details raise concern for his safety and well-being, especially if he is confused, frightened, unhoused, or unable to ask clearly for help. He may be panhandling or living outside in the Round Rock area or nearby communities.
People in the area are asked to pay close attention while driving, walking, commuting, making deliveries, exercising, or running errands. Brandon may be seen near roadways, parking lots, shopping centers, gas stations, parks, wooded areas, underpasses, or other places where someone living outside might seek shelter or assistance. Even a brief sighting or small detail could help bring clarity to his case.
No online source located for this synopsis indicates that Brandon has been found alive or located deceased. The provided API data does not show a case-resolution status, and the public NamUs listing remains a missing-person record. In the absence of a confirmed resolution from an official or reliable online source, this should be treated as an unresolved missing-person case based on the information currently available.
Brandon’s loved ones and community are left with very limited public answers, which makes the uncertainty especially painful. Cases with sparse public details can still depend heavily on small pieces of information from people who may have seen, spoken with, or heard from the missing person near the date of last contact. Anyone with credible information should refer to the official NamUs case record or contact the appropriate law-enforcement agency handling the case through official channels.Last Seen: Jun 16, 2025
