Missing Person
JOHN SWITZER
NamUs lists John Exum Switzer as missing after he entered the Gulf of Mexico in a kayak on January 9, 2015.
- Incident date
- January 9, 2015
- Location
- Gulf Shores, Baldwin County
- Independent sources
- 1
The record
John Exum Switzer
John Exum Switzer was 24 at the time of the incident. According to NamUs, he entered the Gulf of Mexico in a kayak at approximately 2 p.m. on January 9, 2015. He was not seen or heard from again. His family reported him missing to the Gulf Shores Police Department on January 11, 2015 [1].
NamUs lists the case as open and unresolved. The Gulf Shores Police Department is the primary investigating agency [1].
Timeline
- Confirmed
At approximately 2 p.m., Switzer entered the Gulf of Mexico in a kayak and was not seen or heard from again.
- Confirmed
His family reported him missing to the Gulf Shores Police Department.
Documented claims
The Gulf Shores Police Department is the primary investigating agency.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
John Exum Switzer was 24 at the time of the incident.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
Switzer entered the Gulf of Mexico in a kayak at approximately 2 p.m. on January 9, 2015.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
He was not seen or heard from again.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
His family reported him missing to the Gulf Shores Police Department on January 11, 2015.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
NamUs lists the case as open and unresolved.
ConfirmedSource: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
Sources
- NamUs case MP75613: John Exum Switzer — U.S. Department of Justice NamUsOpen
Single official source. This entry is documented strictly from one official record. No independent reporting on this case was found. Details beyond the record are unverified and deliberately omitted.
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