SC SC - Boyce Morris Jr., 37, ran off into woods, Pickens, 13 Feb 2022

[GuyfromCanada]

PICKENS COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – Deputies need the public’s help finding a man who was last seen on Feb. 13 walking into the woods by this house in Pickens County.

According to the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office, Boyce Morris Jr. was last seen on Feb. 13 at 5:00 p.m. on Reece Mill Road in Pickens.

Deputies said prior to his disappearance, Morris Jr. had been treated for an illness and was released back to his mother; however, despite having been released, Morris Jr. continued to feel unwell.

His mother called EMS and prior to their arrival, Morris Jr., who did not wish to go with EMS, ran off into the woods.

Deputies said Morris Jr. was last seen wearing a t-shirt, blue/gray pajama bottoms and a necklace. Deputies believe he was not wearing shoes when he left the home.

Anyone with information about Morris Jr.’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office or call 911.

Deputies looking for missing man in Pickens Co.

The Pickens County Sheriff's Office is currently seeking any information about the whereabouts of Boyce Anthony Morris, Jr. (37 years old).

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[Unsolved]

I see "B A" has a cousin who loves him very much and is desperate to find him. Wishing her and all the searchers luck in finding him soon, and safely.

 

[mlhenn]

Deputies looking for missing Pickens County man

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[mlhenn]

He’s been added to NamUs.

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)



6’3”
180 lbs
Bald
Blue eyes

Circumstances of Disappearance
Boyce, who goes by "BA", was last seen around 5 PM on 02/13/2022.

EMS was called to the residence. Prior to EMS arriving, BA left their residence in the woods and has not been seen since.

BA was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, blue jogging pants, and white socks (no shoes).

 

[GuyfromCanada]

Still missing.

PICKENS COUNTY, SC (WSPA) – The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding a man who has been missing for more than a month.

Deputies said Boyce Morris, Jr. was last seen on February 13, and was sick at the time. Now his family is pleading for assistance in bringing him home safe.

“I love him. I miss him. I’m lost without him, completely lost without him,” said Amanda Hamilton, Morris’ girlfriend.

More at Family needs help finding missing Pickens Co. man, disappears more than a month ago

 

[Dargon335]

This is an interesting MP case. I've only had a chance to do a quick read on the MSM reports, but apparently Boyce was ill from bronchitis and a double ear infection. He had seen a doctor but was having a bad reaction to the medication he was given. When his mother called EMS, he ran into the woods near his home, wearing a t-shirt, blue jogging pants, and socks, but no shoes.

We don't know much about Boyce, but on the surface his running away before EMS arrived seems odd, especially wearing the clothing mentioned and no shoes. Why would he not want medical attention, especially if he was having a reaction, a skin rash of some kind, to the original medication? Strange...

If Boyce was dealing with bronchitis, as well as no shoes, I doubt he could travel very far from home before he needed assistance.

 

[mlhenn]

Appears to still be missing.

 

[Knox]

PICKENS COUNTY, SC (WSPA) – The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office continues to look for a man who has been missing for almost four months.

Investigators said they searched hundreds of acres on Thursday for Boyce Morris Jr, who was last seen on February 13th.

Captain Chuck James with the sheriff’s office said there aren’t many outstanding missing persons cases in the county. Now they’re working with family to put this case to rest.

“Our concerns are to account for his well-being. You know we searched that area today and there was no evidence that he was found,” Captain James said.

Months-long search for missing Pickens Co. man continues

The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office continues to look for a man who has been missing for almost four months.

www.wspa.com

Last update I can find on Boyce - June 3, 2022

 

[PommyMommy]

FEB 13, 2023

Search underway for missing person in Pickens, deputies say

The Sheriff’s Office said if you see the presence of law enforcement, do not be alarmed.

www.foxcarolina.com

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Deputies said the Sheriff’s Office, Pickens County Emergency Management and Foothills Search and Rescue are conducting a K-9 grid search for Boyce Anthony Morris who was last seen leaving home on Feb. 13, 2022.

The search will consist of property along Red Hill Road, Reece Mill Road and Sangamo Road, according to deputies.

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[PommyMommy]

Boyce Anthony Morris Jr. – The Charley Project

Morris, circa 2022

• Missing Since 02/13/2022
• Missing From Pickens, South Carolina
• Classification Endangered Missing
• Sex Male
• Race White
• Age 37 years old
• Height and Weight 6'3, 180 pounds
• Clothing/Jewelry Description A white v-neck t-shirt, blue/gray pajama pants, white socks, a silver necklace and no shoes.
• Medical Conditions Boyce suffers from multiple medical conditions and hadn't been feeling well prior to his disappearance; he may be in need of medical attention.
• Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian male. Blue eyes. Boyce is bald, and he had a long red beard at the time of his disappearance. He goes by his initials, BA. He wears eyeglasses.

Details of Disappearance​

Morris was last seen at his home on Reece Mill Road in Pickens, South Carolina at 5:00 p.m. on February 13, 2022. He had recently been treated for an infection and had been released into his mother's care, but still felt unwell; relatives stated he appeared to be delirious and "talking out of his head."

Morris's mother called emergency medical services to the residence that evening, but Morris didn't want to go with them and before they arrived, he left the home and went into the woods without his cellular phone, wallet or shoes. He has never been heard from again. Few details are available in his case.

 

[SpanishMossAntiques]

It was 50 degrees F when he walked into the woods in just his socks, and by midnight the temperature had dropped to 31 degrees F (with no wind or precipitation). At that temperature, hypothermia would haver started to set in within 25-30 minutes (BTW, most cases of hypothermia occur in air temperatures of 30 to 50 degrees. But people can succumb to overexposure even at 60 or 70 degrees).

So, how far into the woods could he have gotten in that time? Anyone capable of marking out a search area based on this information on a map of the location (with the assumption that he was walking, and probably at a brisk pace since he was agitated)?

He's most likely going to still be in those woods - so, I think organized grid search with enough people, probably over a period of several weekends, would find him.

 

[wendybtn]

Namus profile still active.