Let’s find his family.
I24 John Doe lost his life on New Year's Day 2007, he has remained unidentified every New Year's since.
Monday, January 1, 2007
I-24 E near Exit 60 (Hickory Hollow Pkwy) Antioch, TN
The victim was running across the interstate during the early morning hours of Jan. 1st when he was struck by a car. The victim died at the scene. His death was ruled accidental.
Described as, White/Hispanic/Latino, Biological Male, 18-35 years old, 5’5” tall, 146 lbs., Black Hair, Black facial hair, Brown Eyes.
His tattoos are described as, a heart and rose with the inscription “Jamie”/”Y”/”Mi amor”/”Sandra” on the left chest, and a scorpion on his left hand.
He was wearing a white t-shirt, black jeans, and grey Fila size 9.5 tennis shoes.
Do you recognize him or his tattoo? If so please reach out, if not help us find someone who does.
Contact the Cold Case and Missing Persons Section at 615-862-7329 or MNPDColdCase@nashville.gov.
You can also reach out directly to me here or by email at TennesseeMissingandUnsolved@gmail.com
Just a couple of seconds of your time could help identify him. <3
-from the FB group Tennessee Missing and Unsolved.
It's truly heartbreaking to think of someone remaining unidentified for so long, especially this John Doe who lost his life tragically on New Year's Day 2007 near Antioch, TN. This isn't just a police report; it's a person whose family might still be searching, wondering, or grieving without answers. I've been following these cases, and the thought of a 'John Doe Missing family' out there just breaks my heart. The details we have are crucial. He was described as White/Hispanic/Latino, 18-35 years old, 5’5”, 146 lbs., with black hair, black facial hair, and brown eyes. He was wearing a white t-shirt, black jeans, and grey Fila size 9.5 tennis shoes. But the most distinctive clues are his tattoos. On his 'Upper Left Chest,' he had a heart and rose with inscriptions like 'Jamie,' 'Y,' 'Mi amor,' and 'Sandra.' He also had a scorpion tattoo on his left hand. These aren't just random designs; they're personal stories, connections, and memories etched onto his skin. For his family, these names could mean everything. Imagine the pain of not knowing what happened to your loved one for 17 years. This is why cases like this John Doe story resonate so deeply. Every piece of information, no matter how small, could be the key to unlocking this mystery and bringing closure to those who need it most. Perhaps 'Jamie' or 'Sandra' is a child, a partner, a sibling, or a parent. The 'Mi amor' inscription strongly suggests a significant romantic relationship. These details paint a picture of a life lived, a person loved, and a family left behind. If you recognize any of these details – the description, the unique 'John Doe tattoo' combination, or even the tragic circumstances – please, please reach out. Whether you knew someone who went missing around that time in the Nashville area, or if these tattoos spark a memory, your input is invaluable. Don't underestimate the power of remembering a small detail. You can contact the Cold Case and Missing Persons Section at 615-862-7329 or MNPDColdCase@nashville.gov. Even sharing this post helps broaden the reach and increases the chances of this missing John Doe finally finding his way home to his family. Let's help write the final chapter of his story and bring peace to his loved ones.