MISSING PERSONS ALERT for Brandon Bourbon, 24 of Missouri

This missing persons alert is for Brandon Bourbon below, 24 of Potosi Missouri, who vanished en route to his local church.

Brandon Kyle Bourbon is a former college football player for both Kansas University and Washburn University. His family last heard from him on April 2, 2016. 

They said that day "he was supposed to be going to church in Potosi about four miles from home and never made it there."

Brandon Bourbon was reportedly driving his silver 2001 Chrysler Town & Country minivan with license plates RJ-JENA.

The vehicle also has a few Kansas University stickers on its windows.

According to the missing man's relatives, no one has spotted the van since he disappeared last weekend, and they've "received no leads" as to his whereabouts and fate.

Although they're not certain yet if foul play is involved in Brandon's uncharacteristic disappearance, they are asking the public to keep an eye out for him and/or his automobile.

They've also requested that people help spread the word about his missing persons case via social media.

Brandon Bourbon is a muscular 6-foot-2 and 225-pound Caucasian male, with brown curly hair and brown eyes. Despite his obvious brawny stature, though, his family reports he "is harmless."

Per the photo above, he may also be wearing eyeglasses -- please contact the Missouri Highway Patrol if you have any information at all about this young man's case.

EPONYMOUS ROX

Divers search river for David Breunig, 21 and missing in Maine

Divers and dogs will resume the search today for David Breunig (below) who went missing in Orono Maine late Friday night.

The 21-year-old attends the Maine Maritime Academy. Authorities began looking for him less than 24 hours after he vanished from a residence in the Crosby Street neighborhood.

Yesterday, they probed the area where the Stillwater River and the Penobscot converge, after officers of the Maine Forest Service performed aerial searches which revealed "two objects of interest" below the water.

Police have provided no other details as to why they suspect Dave Breunig may have drowned there or what, if anything, they discovered in yesterday's recovery efforts.

They did say that Breunig's cellphone has gone dead and there's been no activity on his bank cards or social media accounts either.

MMA also indicated on its Facebook page over the weekend that school officials are aiding local law enforcement agencies in the attempt to locate their missing college student "alive" and "safe."

David Breunig is an athletic Caucasian male about 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds, with blue eyes and short brown hair. He is believed to have been wearing blue jeans, a black shirt and brown Timberlands when he disappeared.

Anyone who knows what happened to this young man or his current whereabouts is asked to call Lieutenant Chris Thornton of the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office at (207) 667-7575 without delay. 

The Orono Police Department is also actively involved in this missing persons investigation. Tips to the OPD can be submitted via the Penobscot County Regional Communications Center at (207) 945-4636.

 EPONYMOUS ROX

Tyler Adams, 24, Still Missing in Missouri

Missouri police are asking for help in finding Tyler Adams (below) who's still missing a month after he disappeared.

Adams, 24 of Eureka, was allegedly last seen on December 21, 2015  in the 7800 block of Jim Weber road.

Witnesses claim he left the neighborhood that day, but they don't know where he was going.

Tyler Adams is a Caucasian male about 6-foot tall and 150 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. He is believed to have been wearing khaki pants and a white shirt on the day he vanished.

Anyone who can help solve his missing persons case is asked to call the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department at 636-797-5515, or Sergeant Kausler of the JCSD's Detective Bureau at (636) 797-5546.

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MISSING PERSONS ALERT: Jim Dyer, 23, of Maine

ALERT: Missing 23-year-old Jim Dyer (below) left the Pearl nightclub in Old Port Maine, after celebrating New Year's eve there. No one's seen or heard from him since.

According to his missing persons report, the blond-haired man was last sighted at the Pearl around three in the morning on New Year's day.

He is believed to have been wearing a red flannel shirt, khaki pants and winter boots on the morning he went missing.

The Saco Police Department in southern Maine is heading up the investigation into the unexplained disappearance of James Dyer, which, at this time, has not been labeled suspicious.

They urge anyone who knows what happened to the missing young man on New Year's day -- or with knowledge of Jim Dyer's current whereabouts -- to alert them at 207-284-4535.

This case is developing.

Eponymous Rox