Jamestown Police seeking public’s help in missing person case

August 28, 2025 Zac Oakes WJRS News

The Jamestown Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in a missing person case.

31-year-old Skylar E. Humphrey was last seen leaving his residence in Jamestown on Thursday, August 7. Police say Humphrey indicated he was leaving to go to work at Tarter Gate in Dunnville.

Humphrey is described as being 6’1 and weighing around 220 pounds with black hair and hazel eyes with a large cross tattoo on his chest.

He was last seen driving a 1999 tan Tahoe with a green driver side door. The license plate on the Tahoe is A4K-521. Humphrey was last seen wearing a reddish colored shirt, blue jeans, and white Nike tennis shoes.

The vehicle was reportedly spotted in the Shop Hill Road area of Casey County on Saturday, August 9, according to police. Another driver spotted the vehicle and followed it to Highway 49 in Casey County.

Anyone who has seen Humphrey or the Tahoe, or has any information about his whereabouts, is asked to call 911 or the Jamestown Police Department at 270-343-3300.

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