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The Burlington Police Department is investigating a missing man’s “suspicious disappearance.”
On Wednesday, Dec. 4, 28-year-old Aamari Daeshawn Eubanks was last seen driving a silver 2000 Toyota Avalon leaving the 100 block of Wilkins Road in Haw River heading west on US 70 toward Burlington.

Missing man's car found abandoned | Burlington Police believe he is in danger
Aamari Daeshawn Eubanks was last seen on Dec. 4.

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Lieutenant Lori Catoe with Burlington Police said on Dec. 5 someone who lives on Sharpe Road called them saying they found a car in the woods.
"We found some evidence in the vehicle that leads us to believe that there was some type of altercation that occurred in the vehicle," Catoe said. "No weapons in the vehicle. There was blood evidence that we found."
This led police to believe Aamari was assaulted and is in danger.
(There is more in this linked article. The PD says there is no reason to think that he was involved in any dangerous activities.)
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Missing 28-year-old man in Haw River, police say
Aamari Daeshawn Eubanks, 28, was last seen on Wednesday, Dec. 4, according to the Haw River Police Department.

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Eubanks is described as a black male who is 5 feet and 7 inches tall and weighs around 190 pounds.
Police said he was last known to be wearing a black jacket with a bleach stain, black jogger pants and black and white Adidas tennis shoes.
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Concern grows for family of missing man after assault evidence found in car
{Take vo}Alecia Eubanks says her son Aamari as an upstanding young man who minds his own business. His disappearance comes as a surprise to say the least.{Take

Alecia Eubanks says her son Aamari is an upstanding young man who minds his own business.
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Aamari Eubanks was last seen leaving the family’s residence and driving west on US-70 toward Burlington in a silver 2000 Toyota Avalon. The same car Alecia says Aamari took to his grandmother’s house about three miles down the road. He hasn’t been heard or seen from anyone since.
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'A mother's worst nightmare': North Carolina mother pleads for answers following son's disappearance
Aamari Eubanks is known as Shawn to his family. His mother says it's been three days since they heard from Burlington police about his disappearance.

Aamari Eubanks is known as Shawn to his family.
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Alecia Eubanks says that nightmare started at her home on Wilkins road in Haw River on December 4th.
"Shawn was there with my mom. She said sent him three miles down my street to collect some mail that she had and he never made it."
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"I speak to a detective and they tell me that it's been an accident and my mom's car was found in the woods with blood everywhere, and whoever was in the a car needed immediate medical attention."
"I was shocked I couldn't believe it, because my son, he doesn't go an hour without telling me where he is and how he's doing.