New age-progression photos of Bryan Andrew Hayes and Mark Anthony Degner, who vanished from outside a Jacksonville school in 2005, have been released in hopes of generating new leads.
Twenty years after two boys vanished from outside a Jacksonville school, new age-progression photos have been released in hopes of generating new leads. Bryan Andrew Hayes, who was 13 at the time of his disappearance on February 10, 2005, is now believed to be 33 years old. Mark Anthony Degner, also 13 at the time, is estimated to be 32. The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is urging anyone with information about their whereabouts to come forward.
The case remains unsolved, leaving families and law enforcement searching for answers after two decades. \The new photos, released by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, are a powerful reminder of the enduring mystery surrounding the boys' disappearance. They offer a glimpse into what Hayes and Degner might look like today, prompting the public to reconsider any potential connections or memories associated with their case. \The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate the case, utilizing both traditional and technological methods to gather information. They are encouraging the public to review the new photos and share any relevant details, no matter how small, that could potentially lead to the boys' safe return. The hope is that these updated images will spark a new wave of interest and contribute to the ongoing search for answers
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