Jeremy Michael Thomas, 22, vanished after a fishing trip on Tobesofkee Creek in Macon, Georgia that began the evening of Thursday, February 15, 2007. The last contact came Friday around 8:00 a.m. when he called his fiancée to say they were about to put the boat back in the water. Concern grew when his friend returned from the trip alone on Saturday and gave inconsistent accounts, saying the friend had been cold and tired and went home while Jeremy remained at the creek.

A multi-agency search involving nearly 50 personnel and a Georgia State Patrol helicopter scoured the area. Searchers recovered the small boat Sunday evening with some of Jeremy’s personal items inside, identified by family, but there was no sign of him. Authorities initially treated the case as a search and rescue and did not suspect foul play.

Jeremy was a father and his fiancée was pregnant with their second child when he disappeared. Family members say his disappearance was out of character. Clothing reported at last sighting was a white t-shirt and jogging pants.

Does anyone who was on or near Tobesofkee Creek that weekend or who knew Jeremy or his fishing companion have information to share?