Found Deceased TX- Tommy Glen Herbert, 58, Temple, 27 May 2019

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Temple police Wednesday asked for the public’s help in the search for man missing since Monday.

Tommy Glen Herbert, 58, was last seen between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. in the area of the 300 block of East Central Avenue.

He’s 5-foot-8, weighs between 140 and 150 pounds, and has green eyes and brown hair.

He was wearing an orange shirt and blue jeans when he was last seen.

Investigators are asking anyone with information to call Temple police at (254) 298-5500.

Temple: Police search for missing man

 

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Temple Police Department wouldn’t say Thursday if Tommy Glen Hebert — last seen Monday — might be in danger or the victim of foul play.

“This is currently an active investigation and there is no additional information to report,” Temple Police spokesman Cody Weems said Thursday.

Hebert, 58, was last seen sometime between 7 and 8 p.m. Monday near the 300 block of East Central Avenue.

Weems didn’t know Wednesday if that is where Hebert lived.

Hebert is about 5 feet, 8 inches tall and weighs between 140 and 150 pounds. He has green eyes and brown hair, and last had on a bright orange shirt and blue jeans.

His wife, Mary Kimberly Hebert, 50, of Rogers, died July 21, 2013. Hebert’s home was in Rogers, according to the obituary published in the Telegram.

Hebert is originally from Houston but lives in Temple, according to Hebert’s Facebook page.

“The department currently has eight active missing persons’ cases dating back to Jan. 1, 2018,” Weems said.

Temple internist Joshua Hull is still missing and the investigation is active, Weems said.

Hull was reported missing Oct. 22, 2018, by his mother. His car was found Nov. 26, 2018, at the Port of Portland International Airport in Portland, Ore., but he wasn’t located.

Please contact the Temple Police Department at 254-298-5500 with any information about Hebert or any other missing person.

Little known about missing man

 

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Oh no....


Missing person or homicide? Temple Police are investigating
According to an arrest affidavit, the department was informed by Thomas Brandon Hebert on May 29 that his father Tommy Glen Hebert was missing and believed to be in danger. Brandon said he found his father's black Dodge Ram pickup truck located on Interstate 35 in the 200 block of N General Bruce Drive in Temple on May 28. Tommy was not found at his residence on May 27 or 28.

The next door neighbor, identified as Palmer Grant Contreras, told those searching for Tommy that he shot him in the chest, got rid of his body, and that he needed to get rid of his black pickup.

A man was later seen getting into the black pickup belonging to Tommy and Contreras was seen getting into his own pickup truck. Both trucks left Troy Road.

Tommy's black pickup was spotted on Interstate 35, near Temple High School. A witness heard Contreras call a man and ask him to get rid of Tommy's body. Christoff says Hebert is a possible victim of a homicide.

Temple Police Department Media Relations Specialist Chris Christoff stated on June 6 that Contreras has now been placed under arrest for Tampering with Physical Evidence in regards to this case. Christoff also stated that Tommy Glen Hebert is a possible victim of a homicide.

The department says this is an active investigation, and efforts are continuing to locate Tommy. If you have any information on this case, you can contact Temple PD at (254) 298-5500.

Palmer Grant Contreras

 

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Temple man indicted in connection with missing person case

 

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Rest in peace, Tommy.
Man charged with murder of missing Temple man
Cole Johnson, Celeste Houmard 12/22/2020

Palmer Contreras was charged more than a year after a woman told detectives he confessed to shooting his missing neighbor, Tommy Hebert, in the chest and hiding his body,...

The body of a man was discovered buried in a shallow grave in Killeen on September 12, 2019, ...found evidence indicating that it was Tommy Herbert. ...homicide and that he died from gunshot wounds

Contreras' is currently in the Bell County Jail facing five felony charges including murder, possession of child and tampering/fabricating physical evidence with intent to impair. His bond is set at $1,210,000.