John Dax Dunn -- Missing Since February 2020

 

Missing person: John Dax Dunn
Last-contact date: February 13th, 2020 at about 430pm
Last evidence of activity: February 15th, 2020 through banking
Disappeared from: Newnan, Georgia (last seen at his residence)
Banking activity: Inglis, Florida



Link to Government Source: #MP65618
Facebook Group: Find John Dunn

Ethnicity/Race: Caucasian
Sex: Male
Age at time of disappearance: 40 years old
Hair: Brown; Horseshoe-style mustache
Eye color: Hazel
Tattoo: Shark on right chest
Height and weight at the time of disappearance: 5'11" and 180 pounds
Vehicle: 2013 Nissan Frontier; White pickup, Georgia plates, QFK2741 (vehicle has been found)
Clothing: Grey shirt that said "USA" on it in red, white, and blue; black cap; blue jeans.




According to NamUs, John Dax Dunn told his daughter and coworkers that he was going fishing in Florida, "somewhere near Tampa." They list his last-seen location as being of his residence in Newnan, Georgia.

However, the photo that appears above looks like it was taken from a convenience store camera. Furthermore, there is a minor paper trail with this case. According to this missing person poster with Coweta County Sheriff's Office, this individual had two banking transactions. One was in Midway, Florida on February 14th, 2020. The next was on February 15th in Inglis, Florida.

According to the Facebook group dedicated to finding this missing person, "He was last seen on 2/15 at the Circle K gas station located on 4 Hwy 19 S in Inglis, FL (90 miles north of Tampa)."

Newnan to Midway to Inglis is about 403 miles. The direction of travel is mainly south and points toward Tampa Bay. However, it's difficult to ascertain where he was heading as there are many fishing locals in the region.

His vehicle was found in the Yankeetown area. Furthermore, his Internet searches focused on the Cedar Key area prior to his trip. 


Author: Shane Lambert (Facebook profile)
Twitter: @UncoolNegated (Twitter)
Pinterest: Missing Person Board
Original Time of Writing: February 12th, 2021

All articles are subject to editing after the original posting.
I am not a Private Investigator, however, I am currently studying to be one as of February 2021.
Website hashtag: #MPCSL

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