The person at the center of this case
Brian Anthony Wehrle
Justice for Brian Anthony Wehrle — the trail went cold in 2009, but the truth hasn't.
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Why was Wehrle's vehicle found in Chattanooga, Tennessee, a location where he had no known connections?
What significance does the key being left in the ignition have to the circumstances of his disappearance?
Wehrle has a pacemaker—could medical records or hospital visits provide investigative leads?
Brian Anthony Wehrle disappeared from his parents' home in Carrollton, Georgia on September 23, 2009, leaving behind his cell phone and personal possessions under mysterious circumstances. His vehicle was later found abandoned in Chattanooga, Tennessee with the key in the ignition, a location where Wehrle had no known connections. Foul play is suspected, and investigators seek information from anyone who may have encountered Wehrle or his vehicle during this period.
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September 23, 2009 Carrollton, Georgia Brian Wehrle was last seen at his parents’ Carrollton, Georgia, home on September 23, 2009. Wehrle left behind many of his possessions, to include his cell phone.
His vehicle was also initially missing, but it was later recovered with the key in the ignition in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where Wehrle has no known ties. Prior to his disappearance, Wehrle resided in Atlanta, Georgia, with his partner.
Foul play is suspected in this case. Anyone with information regarding Wehrle is asked to contact the Carrollton Police Department.
Remarks: Wehrle has a pacemaker.
Brian Anthony Wehrle was last seen at his parents' home in Carrollton, Georgia on September 23, 2009. He left behind his cell phone and personal possessions.
Wehrle's vehicle was later recovered in Chattanooga, Tennessee with the key in the ignition. Wehrle had no known ties to Chattanooga.