James Martin “Jamie” Boeglin, also known as Jimmy Mark or James Mark, was a 47‑year‑old white individual who disappeared from Fort Worth, Texas. They were last seen on May 18, 2010, at an outreach center in Fort Worth and were reported missing thereafter. The Texas Department of Public Safety classified the case as endangered, and it was entered in NamUs as MP10803.
At the time of disappearance, Boeglin stood approximately 5 ft 8 in tall and weighed around 135 lb, with brown hair and brown eyes. They had distinctive physical features: a severe broken nose and a scar on the left forearm from a prior knife wound. Members of the missing‑persons community note that a head injury a few months before disappearing resulted in 19 surgical pins placed in their skull. Those details are documented in both the Websleuths discussion and the Fort Worth public records summary.
Friends and family in forums identify Jamie as a transgender woman, preferring the name Jamie rather than James. Thus public and community references dismiss the “dead name” usage and emphasize her identity and life before disappearance.
The official NamUs and Texas DPS entries confirm the last known contact date—May 18, 2010—but offer limited narrative on the circumstances beyond Boeglin being at an outreach center that day and never returning or being seen again. The Fort Worth Police case number associated is M1105002; no resolution or further details have been published as of the latest update in July 2025.
Since the disappearance, efforts by law enforcement and community members have yielded minimal leads. Public case details remain sparse in NamUs and the Texas DPS clearinghouse, and despite online attention and missing‑persons advocacy, Boeglin’s whereabouts remain unknown. The case remains open, with family urging anyone with information to contact the Fort Worth Police Missing Persons Detail.
In online forums, community members continue to discuss Jamie’s case, highlighting medical records, identity issues, and the lack of follow‑up from official sources. As of early 2025, Jamie’s NamUs profile had briefly disappeared—apparently removed due to executive orders affecting transgender/gender‑variant cases—but it was subsequently reinstated, preserving access to essential identifying information.
No confirmed sightings or further updates have been publicly disclosed since 2010. The case remains one of Fort Worth’s long‑term missing persons matters, and investigators maintain that all unsolved cases continue to be open. Anyone with insights or relevant leads is encouraged to reach out to Fort Worth PD’s Missing Persons unit, which oversees these enduring cases.Last Seen: May 18, 2010
