JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Over the phone, you can hear just how terrified Bryce Tarter’s family is. They haven’t heard from their son in more than a week, and they worry he may be in danger.
“It's not like him to disappear. There's been no activity on his bank card or bank account. There's been no activity on his cell phone. People don't just disappear. The family is devastated. We're terrified that he's somewhere hurt and we can't find him,” said Blake Tarter, Bryce’s father.
Bryce’s father tells Action News Bryce was at a party at Georgia Southern on January 30th. Once the party was over, he drove back to his campus at Armstrong Atlantic with some friends. Blake Tarter says he got back to campus around 4am, and instead of staying with his friends on-campus, he left to possibly go stay with his uncle. That was the last anyone heard of the 19-year-old.
Bryce left in a white 2000 Nissan Frontier Crew Cab. He had two stickers on the back window which would stand out according this his father. On the passenger side was an Atlanta Braves "A" and on the driver’s side was a Falcons symbol.
Bryce’s father is a NAVY sailor who travels all over the country. Bryce lived in Camden County for years. His father says he was well liked, did well in sports, and was studying math and engineering in college.
Bryce is 19-years-old, 6-feet tall, and weighs about 155 pounds. He has light brown hair and blue eyes. If you have seen Bryce, or have any information on where he can be, call 901-232-1687.
Bryce’s family has also set up a web page dedicated to information about Bryce. It is: www.BringBryceHome.com
