A red Ford pickup left behind on a North Carolina beach is now one of the few clues in the search for Chris Palmer who was last in touch with family on January 9th, 2026.
Three days later, on January 12th his 2017 F-250 was discovered stuck on the beach at Cape Hatteras National Seashore. The truck was unoccupied, and there was no indication of where he had gone.
As days passed without any contact, authorities in Arkansas, where Palmer is from, formally listed him as missing on January 16th. Investigators say Palmer is white, about 5 feet 6 inches tall, with blue eyes and strawberry-blond hair, and they believe he was traveling with his German shepherd.
Officials are now asking for the public’s help. Anyone who was in the Cape Point area on the evening of January 11th , or who remembers seeing a man matching Palmer’s description or a German shepherd in the area, is encouraged to come forward. Even brief or seemingly minor observations could matter.
An Arkansas man is missing after authorities say his truck was left abandoned on an Outer Banks beach.
The National Park Service is asking the public for information that can help them find 39-year-old Chris Palmer.
Officials say Palmer was last in contact with his family on January 9th.
Rangers found his red 2017 Ford F-250 stuck on the beach at Cape Hatteras National Seashore on January 12th. The truck has not been claimed.
Arkansas officials declared Palmer a missing person on January 16th.
Palmer is approximately 5 feet 6 inches tall with blue eyes and strawberry-blonde hair.
Palmer is believed to be traveling with his German Shepherd, and officials say they may still be in the area.
Anyone who was in the Cape Point area on the evening of January 11th or may have information related to Palmer’s whereabouts is asked to contact NPS.
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