James Douglas McCall was 47 and recently released from prison when he disappeared from Enterprise, Alabama in late spring 2019. He was last seen leaving his mother’s home on Damascus Road on June 23, 2019, in a white Toyota headed to his cousin’s boyfriend’s house to collect pay for work. He reportedly left his phone and wallet at his mother’s residence, yet four days later his car was found abandoned on County Road 709 with his wallet and cell phone inside. The family waited before reporting him missing and he was not officially reported until July 11.

Police searched the area where the vehicle was located but found no significant leads. Investigators followed up on unconfirmed tips — including one about a storage shed and another about a well in a neighboring county — but those avenues produced no answers. McCall is described as a white male, 5 feet 7 inches, about 170 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes, and several distinctive tattoos: BETH on the left side of his chest, a Joker with LAUGH NOW, CRY LATER on the right chest, and MCCALL on his abdomen. The disappearance remains an active and unsolved missing persons case.

Did anyone in the Enterprise area see James or his white Toyota around June 23–27, 2019?