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Missing-person flyer for Benjamin Matthew McCullers

Missing Person Flyer: Benjamin Matthew McCullers

Benjamin Matthew McCullers, 31 • Crescent, GA • Missing
Last Seen
2007-06-02
Summary
McCullers was last seen in McIntosh County, Georgia on June 2, 2007. He called his fiancee on his cellular phone to say he had run out of gas. He has never been heard from again. The day after his disappearance, his pickup truck was found locked and abandoned in a ditch off Highway 99 near Crescent, Georgia, few miles from McCullers's home and exactly where he had said it was. It was out of gas and had his cigarettes and a small amount of cash inside. There was no sign of McCullers at the scene, but his keys were found in a nearby field. McCullers owns his own company B.M. McCullers. 2 agencies are investigating: McIntosh County Sheriff's Office at (912) 437-6622 Georgia Bureau of Investigation at (912) 729-6198

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Age
31
Height
6' 2"
Weight
175
Source Information
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Case ID: 1311
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