Missing Person
David Sargent
David Britt Sargent, 18, was last seen in Guntersville on May 30, 1999. NamUs lists his case as open and identifies the Blount County Sheriff’s Office as the primary investigating agency.
- Incident date
- May 30, 1999
- Location
- Guntersville, Blount County
- Independent sources
- 2
The record
David Britt Sargent was 18 when he was last seen in Guntersville, Alabama, on May 30, 1999, according to the U.S. Department of Justice’s National Missing and Unidentified Persons System 1.
NamUs lists Sargent under case number MP4773 and identifies the Blount County Sheriff’s Office as the primary investigating agency. The federal database describes the case as open and unresolved 1.
A second source supplied for this record, a WHNT article titled “David Sargent missing from Marshall County”, could not be retrieved, so its contents could not be independently assessed or used to establish additional facts 2.
No further circumstances of Sargent’s disappearance were provided in the accessible source material.
Timeline
- Confirmed
David Britt Sargent was last seen in Guntersville, Alabama, at age 18.
- Confirmed
NamUs case MP4773 is listed as open and unresolved, with the Blount County Sheriff’s Office identified as the primary investigating agency.
Documented claims
The Blount County Sheriff’s Office is the primary investigating agency.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice, NamUs · Single-source claim.
David Britt Sargent was 18 at the time of his disappearance.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice, NamUs · Single-source claim.
David Britt Sargent was last seen in Guntersville, Alabama, on May 30, 1999.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice, NamUs · Single-source claim.
NamUs identifies the case as MP4773 and lists it as open and unresolved.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice, NamUs · Single-source claim.
The supplied WHNT article could not be retrieved, so its contents could not be assessed.
UnknownSource: WHNT · Single-source claim.
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