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Final sighting of missing Marine Bailey Cameron emerges as dad pleads for info after he vanished and phone found on curb
By Carsen Holaday,
10 hours ago
THE desperate search continues for a missing Marine who was last seen leaving a bar over a week ago.
Lance Corporal Bailey Cameron, 23, is stationed at Camp Pendleton in California – but he hasn’t been seen since August 25.
Footage from Coyote Bar & Grill revealed the last moment Bailey Cameron was seen KABC The Marine was wearing a black T-shirt and jeans when he disappeared KABC Cameron is stationed at Camp Pendleton, four miles away from Carlsbad Facebook/Bailey Cameron Cameron was reported missing on August 25 KABC
Footage from Coyote Bar & Grill in Carlsbad, which is about 30 minutes away from San Diego, showed Cameron leaving the bar alone at around 1:30 am Sunday morning.
He was reported missing later on Sunday to the military base’s command after no one could contact him.
Kevin Cameron, Bailey’s dad, told local ABC affiliate KGTV that the lack of communication from his son is out of the ordinary.
“We have a photo of him after he went missing, but there’s been no contact, there’s been no communication with buddies or family,” the worried dad said.
“We don’t know if he’s under duress. We don’t know if he’s 100% or not.”
“It’s not normal behavior…and that’s what has his buddies and his family worried,” Kevin continued.
Cameron was wearing a black T-shirt and jeans when he disappeared.
His family said his phone, glasses, and backpack were found the morning after Cameron was seen leaving the bar.
The items were on the sidewalk outside of an Italian restaurant about a block away from the bar.
Cameron’s family urges anyone with information to contact the Carlsbad Police Department.
“As a dad, I don’t care what the situation is,” Kevin said.
“I just need him back.”
Cameron’s mom, Juliana England, told the outlet that she last spoke to her son that Saturday.
“We’re trying not to feel helpless as much as possible,” England said.
Timeline of Bailey Cameron's disappearance
Lance Cpl. Bailey Cameron was last seen on August 25.
August 25, 1:30 am – Cameron last seen on video leaving Coyote Bar & Grill in Carlsbad.
August 25 – Cameron’s glasses, backpack, and phone are found on the sidewalk. Cameron is reported as missing.
August 29 – Cameron’s mom said on Facebook that he was seen near Oceanside, California.
September 2 – Capt. Sartain of Camp Pendleton said, “Local commands are still [pursuing] locating and making contact with the missing Marine, no additional updates or developments have occurred at this time.”
Camp Pendleton is four miles away from Carlsbad.
Cameron is described as 6-foot-1 and weighing 190 pounds.
His mom reported on Facebook that he was last spotted on August 29 near Oceanside, California.
Military officials, police, and local hospitals are helping in the search.
“Local commands are still [pursuing] locating and making contact with the missing Marine,” Capt. James C. Sartain with Camp Pendleton told The U.S. Sun.
‘STILL MISSING’
Cameron’s family members are sharing posters with his picture and information on them online and in the Carlsbad area.
Call police with any information
Bailey Cameron was reported missing to the Carlsbad Police on August 25.
The Marine, 23, was last seen wearing a black T-shirt and jeans.
He is 6-foot-1 and weighs 190 pounds.
“We are asking for the public’s assistance on this case,” the Carlsbad Police Department said.
“If you have seen Bailey Cameron or know his whereabouts, please contact the Carlsbad Police Department at 442-339-2197, 24 hours a day.”
“The family would like to thank the community for the assistance in the search efforts to locate Bailey,” Cameron’s mom wrote on Facebook on Sunday.
“Bailey is still missing. The family is pleading for the communities help to continue searching for Bailey.
“Despite multiple sightings, there has been no direct contact with Bailey.”
The U.S. Sun has reached out to CPD.
Kevin Cameron with his son Bailey, who went missing over a week ago Facebook/Kevin Cameron
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