Frinnie Williamson was 49 when he disappeared from Southfield, Michigan in the autumn of 2016. The last confirmed contact was a phone call to his sister on November 8, 2016. At that time he lived in Southfield and was also known to spend time in Detroit; his sister believes he may have been in Brightmoor when he went missing. He was married and a father to a young son and had a history of substance abuse and prior disappearances, though family members say he never missed a holiday with them before.

Williamson is described as a white male, 5 feet 9 inches, 190 to 200 pounds, with graying blond hair and blue eyes. Distinct tattoos include the name Lisa on his upper left back, a scroll on his upper right back, Christ on his lower left forearm, Family on his lower right forearm, barbed wire on his bicep and the initials FL on his left finger. He also has scars on his left and lower right cheeks. The Southfield Police Department investigated and his case was entered into NamUs; law enforcement has asked the public for information and a cash reward has been offered.

Anyone who knew Frinnie’s habits, places he visited in Southfield or Detroit, or who has information about his whereabouts is urged to come forward.