As a search team from Texas is in town looking for a Georgia man who went missing a week ago, Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul was a guest on Jim Engster’s Talk Louisiana this morning discussing the case. Paul said they’ve had training cadets canvas the area for Nathan Millard and they’ve been reviewing camera footage.
“We have interviewed a person of interest and we’re still conducting this investigation and hopefully we will find Mr. Millard,” said Paul.
Paul said it’s still a missing persons case at this time, and they are exhausting all investigative efforts to locate Millard. The 42-year-old man was last seen walking towards his Third Street hotel around 11:30 PM on February 29th after being cut off from the bar at Happy’s Irish Pub. Paul said he’s limited as to what details he can share with the public.
“There are some things that I know that I cannot share with the public at this time, out of the request of our investigators, but there are a lot of investigative efforts that are going on,” said Paul.
Milliard’s phone was reportedly located several blocks away from where he was last seen, and a man used his credit card even further away at the Greyhound bus station. Paul said they are still retrieving and reviewing camera footage from downtown businesses to help fill in the gaps.
“More than likely it did not happen in the downtown area, where he was, but that’s what the investigative effort is going to tell us,” said Paul.
If you have any information about Millard, you are encouraged to contact BRPD or Crimestoppers.
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