MISSING: Brian Wehrle

Brian Wehrle vanished without a trace during a trip to his hometown of Carrollton, Georgia. Everyone suspects foul play, but no one knows what could have happened to him. And nearly 14 years after his disappearance, his family is hoping someone out there has the information they need to bring Brian home.

• Brian is white, and at the time of his disappearance, he had blond hair, blue eyes, and weighed about 140 pounds. He’s 5'7" … and if he's alive as of this recording, he would be 52 years old.
• If you have any information about Brian’s disappearance – or know how his car ended up in Chattanooga, Tennessee in the fall of 2009 – please contact the Carrollton Police Department at 770-834-4451.
• To help Brian’s family raise money for billboards, you can donate to their GoFundMe page, Find Brian Wehrle.
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This Case Feels Familiar

My gay brother disappeared in 1999 in Moscow ID. The case was not taken seriously by the police department. For some reason, the Sheriff locked the lead investigator out of the case on their computer system. There’s all kinds of dirty deeds and leads not followed up on. Partial remains were found three years later. So we know finally that he was no longer missing.

I feel for the family of Brian Wehrle. Their frustration level must at at a ten. Hopefully, some answers will come to the surface soon.

Brian wehrle

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