On the morning of July 24, 1993, two-month-old Jamaree Coleman was with his mother, Cheryl Lewrisey Coleman, in Brunswick, Georgia. After visiting her brother, Cheryl declined a ride and walked with the infant; they were last seen accepting a lift at a gas station on Newcastle and O Streets from a man named Carl Harris. Hours later, Cheryl’s mutilated body was found in Academy Creek; Jamaree was not at the scene. His baby carrier and a blanket were left behind, and searches failed to recover his body amid waterways known to have strong tides, snakes and alligators.

Police questioned Carl Harris, who admitted killing Cheryl in a wooded area and said he had left Jamaree at the creek’s edge. Harris was linked to at least one other killing that year and attacks on another woman. He later pleaded guilty to the murders of Cheryl Coleman, Jamaree Coleman and Essie Marie Dowdy and received two life terms plus a twenty-year sentence. Jamaree’s fate remains officially unresolved, though he is presumed deceased.

Did anyone in Brunswick at the time remember seeing Cheryl, Jamaree or Harris around Newcastle and O Streets that morning?