Efforts to find Riley Strain, missing since getting separated from his friends in Nashville, have intensified with the discovery of his bank card near the Cumberland River.
Riley Strain, a student from the University of Missouri, has been missing since the 8th of March after he got separated from his friends during a night out in Nashville. The search efforts, which have not yet uncovered any signs of foul play related to Strain’s disappearance, now include both ground and air resources, with police helicopters and boats actively looking in the vicinity of his last known location.
The discovery of Strain’s bank card near the Cumberland River on the 17th of March brought a new lead into the investigation and has intensified concerns regarding his well-being. Strain’s parents are in Nashville, participating in the search and expressing deep concern for their son.
The University of Missouri and the wider community are supporting the search, working with Nashville’s authorities to aid Strain’s family during this difficult period. Despite the worrying circumstances, friends, family, and supporters hold onto hope for Strain’s safe recovery and return to his family.
