Harrison, Arkansas – The community is rallying for answers as the search intensifies for Clyde Holmes, a 41-year-old man who has gone missing under mysterious circumstances. Holmes was last seen near Harrison, Arkansas, where his truck was found abandoned close to Jasper, Arkansas. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance have left his family and friends in deep concern, as they desperately seek any information that could lead to his safe return.
Clyde Holmes is described as being 5’10” tall, weighing between 170-180 pounds, with dark brown hair styled in mid-back length locs. His sudden disappearance has sparked a wave of worry and confusion among those who know him, and the local community has been urged to assist in any way possible.
Bell James, a concerned community member, posted on Facebook, “Clyde Holmes is missing. His truck was found in Harrison, AR, close to Jasper, AR. Any information regarding seeing him would help.” The post has been shared widely, amplifying the call for help in locating Holmes.
In the comments section of social media posts, others have expressed their fears and concerns. Christal Lynne questioned the local authorities’ involvement, writing, “Why does Harrison Police Department say they are not working this case because they have not been notified?” This statement reflects the growing frustration among the community regarding the lack of clear communication from law enforcement.
Other Facebook users have shared their thoughts and prayers, with Glenetta Greenlaw simply stating, “Amen,” and Jerry Ross Jr. adding, “Continued prayers!” The sense of urgency and concern is palpable as more people join in the search for Clyde Holmes.
Detective Alex Boyd of the Little Rock Police Department is handling the investigation. Anyone with information regarding Clyde Holmes’ whereabouts is urged to contact him directly at 501-404-3016 or via email at Ajboyd@littlerock.gov.
The community remains on high alert, hoping for Clyde Holmes’ safe return, as the search continues in the Harrison and Jasper areas.