LA LA - Jonathan Tucker, 23, Hammond, 7 Sept 2020

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The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

*Photo shows dreadlocks; however, family member described as 'short fade haircut'.
5’5”-5’8”
120-130lbs
Black male
22 when it went missing; now 23

Last seen in Hammond LA, Tangipahoa Parish
On Sept 07 2020


Circumstances of Disappearance
Last seen in the 600 block Susan Drive, in Hammond, LA.


Tattoo
Undescribed tattoos on both arms.


Jonathan Tucker missing from Louisiana

This link above provides additional photos of Jonathan.

TPSO searching for missing 22-year-old man

 

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Foul play suspected in case of Hammond man missing since September 2020

Jan 19 2021 article:
Jonathan Matthew Tucker was last seen his family on Sept. 7, 2020, around 6:30 p.m. when he left his Hammond residence with a friend. There has been no contact from Jonathan to his family or friends since that day, according to police.

TPSO detectives say they continue to follow up on every tip and every lead. We will not give up.

Police say foul play is suspected in Tucker’s disappearance.

 

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BRPROUD/Local law enforcement still searching for missing man


TPSO says, “foul play is suspected in Jonathan’s disappearance.”

If you have any information about Tucker’s disappearance or current location, please call Crime Stoppers at 800-554-JAIL.

You can also call (985) 345-6150 and ask for TPSO Detective and lead investigator on this case, Dale Athmann.

Three Tangipahoa Parish men remain missing

This article is about 3 men from the same parish still missing. Jonathan is one of those men.

Most recently, 22-year-old Jonathan Matthew Tucker of Hammond, LA. went missing. He was last seen at his home in the evening hours of September 7, 2020, in the Hammond area.

Tucker’s family waits for him to come home every day. They won’t give up on him, and neither will we.

“We will keep fighting and will keep publicizing your loved one’s case and hope that one day that call comes," say’s Edwards. With every case we investigate, we believe someone knows something about it. We need the public’s help and these families need your help.

 

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BRPROUD/Crimestoppers offering reward in case of missing Hammond man last seen in September 2020

March 20 2021
The Hammond Police Department is searching for a man who has been missing since September 2020.

Crimestoppers is now offering a $2,500 reward for information in the case.

Jonathan Matthew Tucker, 22, was last seen by his family on Sept. 7, 2020, around 6:30 p.m. when he left his Hammond residence with a friend. There has been no contact from Jonathan to his family or friends since that day, according to police.

Police say foul play is suspected in Tucker’s disappearance.

TPSO Chief Travis strongly encourages anyone with information about Jonathan Tucker’s whereabouts or his disappearance to please come forward, even those who wish to remain anonymous. TPSO Detective Dale Athmann is the lead investigator on this case.

You can reach Crime Stoppers at 800-554-JAIL.

 

[mlhenn]

Note: an older article I came across...

Family members tell about man's disappearance


Jonathan Matthew Tucker, 22, told his sister, Crystal Jackson, of Hammond, that he was going out with his usual group of friends to celebrate Labor Day night on Sept. 7. That night was the last time she or anyone from her family has seen Tucker, she said. She felt uneasy when he did not answer his phone the next day.

“I felt like it was a red flag when I called and it was like his phone was turned off,” Jackson said Wednesday. “He’s not even the kind of person that would let his phone die.”

Jackson said there was recently a death in the family and she called her brother the next morning to see if he needed to go clothes shopping for the services they were planning to attend. Even though she felt uneasy when she could not get a call through to Tucker, other family members assured her he would turn up. When he did not answer his phone Sept. 9, the day of the service, she called Hammond police and filed a missing person’s report.

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Hammond Councilman Devon Wells told The Daily Star that Tucker is his nephew and he is prepared to used all his public connections to assist in the investigation.

 

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If you search for pictures on fb with Jonathan Matthew Tucker, you see that the second picture in the opening post has been cropped. By posting the original picture on his SM he could have potentially put himself in danger.

It is stated that he left home in the evening with a friend. What does the friend say about their evening out? Where was he last seen by the friend? Is there another witness? Where and when did his phone ping last? Either some of the answers are missing or they aren't adequate to solve this case.

 

[mlhenn]

you see that the second picture in the opening post has been cropped. By posting the original picture on his SM he could have potentially put himself in danger.

Family members tell about man's disappearance


“He recently had to file for unemployment. The first two times he applied he was denied, but his application was accepted the third time he applied,” she said. “After he finally received his first payment, they sent him the previous two weeks’ pay retroactively.”

The retroactive payments were sent and stored on one ATM card, and Jackson fears he was possibly targeted for possessing a large amount of cash at one time.

 

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Woman wanted in connection to case of Hammond man missing since Labor Day of last year


Woman wanted in connection to case of Hammond man missing since Labor Day of last year

HAMMOND, La. (WVUE) - The Tangipahoa Parish Sherrif’s Office has named a woman as a suspect connected to the sudden disappearance of a Hammond man last seen on Sept. 7, 2020, said Chief Jimmy Travis. This is the first major development in the case made public by law enforcement officials.

Jonathan Tucker, 22, was reported missing after he didn’t return home from a night out partying with friends on Labor Day. He was last seen in the 600 block of Susan Drive in Hammond.

Travis said that Christie “BeBe” McKnight, 30, of Hammond, is wanted by detectives on an outstanding warrant for obstruction of justice related to Tucker’s disappearance.

McKnight is believed to currently be somewhere in Texas, possibly the Houston-Katy area, Travis said. She has been entered into a national database as a wanted person.