I still believe there are areas that really need to be searched.There are areas around Benson that are heavily wooded and would have been easy for him to be hidden within the time frame LE was asking questions about.
JOHNSTON COUNTY, N.C. – Nearly a dozen people gathered in Benson Sunday to release balloons in remembrance of a man who went missing just before Thanksgiving in 2016.
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The Benson Police Department says this case remains under active investigation by both their department and the SBI. A $17,000 reward is still being offered to anyone who has information that could solve this case.
In a statement released to Spectrum News, the department said:
“The Benson Police Department is continuing to actively investigate the disappearance of Christopher Cole Thomas. We partnered with the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation shortly after Cole Thomas was reported missing, and they continue to offer their assistance to us, with manpower and technical expertise, and as liaisons to various other state and federal agencies and resources. As leads are developed and information received, it is promptly followed up on by our department’s investigators, and/or by SBI agents; and interviews, searches, and other advanced investigative means are still being utilized in this case.
We stay in contact with the Thomas family on a regular basis, and we have communicated on multiple occasions our sincere and shared goal to locate their son and return him home…
Someone, somewhere has the information needed to resolve this case, and bring closure to the Thomas family, and one telephone call or email could potentially help make that happen."
Thomas says he believes his son is dead and he is now fighting for justice.
No remains have been discovered in this case.
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Benson Police Department at 919-894-2091 or by email at [email protected], or the SBI at 919-779-8188, or 1-800-334-3000 after business hours.
22-year-old Cole Thomas had taken a break from college to work a construction job and earn some money. During the fall of 2016, he traveled from his home in Florida to work on a job in Minnesota. Right before Thanksgiving, a couple of co-workers that he had recently met asked Cole to drive them to N
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Cole Thomas was led to believe that he was going to North Carolina to have thanksgiving dinner with one of his coworker friends only because neither of the two had there drivers license.
There was no thanksgiving dinner it was just a drug run an Cole paid the price with his life.
I believe this would have been the outcome no matter what.
March 30 2023 https://www.journalpatriot.com/news/human-remains-found-in-field-in-mulberry/article_db3b0cf9-b4f8-579f-83cf-16d685d0e3fd.html ''The Wilkes Sheriff’s Office was dispatched at 10:51 a.m. Thursday to where a landowner reported finding apparent human remains in a field off Barlow Hill...
Chris Thomas said he misses his son -- Cole Thomas -- who went missing on Thanksgiving 2016. Tuesday marks what would be Cole Thomas' 30th birthday.
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Tuesday marks what would be Cole Thomas' 30th birthday.
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"I miss him," Chris Thomas said of his missing son. "He is on my mind every day. Losing a child is the hardest thing you can do."
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"I know, eventually, someone will talk," Chris Thomas said. "It will happen. I wont quit. I'll keep pushing forward."
The case is still active and the State Bureau of Investigation is continuing its investigation. A $50,000 reward is offered for information leading up to an arrest and conviction in the case.
WILSON’S MILLS — Authorities are investigating the discovery of human remains found over the weekend in a wooded area in Johnston County. According to Wilson’s Mills Police, a group of teenag…
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