
The person at the center of this case
Tryon Spencer Wilson
Justice for Tryon Spencer Wilson — the trail went cold in 2023, but the truth hasn't.
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Why did Tryon mention two different destinations (pond in Swansea vs. West Columbia) to different family members?
Has anyone seen Tryon in the Redbank area where he frequently spends time?
Without a vehicle, how far could Tryon have traveled from Swansea on foot or via other means?
Tryon Spencer Wilson, a 50-year-old man, went missing on April 7, 2023, from the Swansea area of Lexington County, South Carolina after telling family members he was going to a pond near home or to West Columbia. He has no vehicle and frequently spends time in the Redbank area of Lexington County, making his current whereabouts unknown. The Lexington County Sheriff's Department continues to investigate and seeks information from anyone who may have seen him or know of his location.
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NamUs case MP162215. Missing person: Tryon Spencer Wilson.
Last known contact: 2023-04-07 in Swansea, Lexington, SC. Circumstances: Tryon told a family member that he was going to a pond in the Swansea area near their home.
Tryon told another family member that he was going to West Columbia. He has no vehicles.
He frequents the Redbank area of Lexington County. Demographics: 50 years, Male, White / Caucasian.
Physical description: 5 ft 7 in, 120 lbs, hair: Brown, eyes: Black. Investigating agency: Lexington County Sheriff's Department | LCSD23006884 | 2023-04-09.
Tryon told family members he was going to a pond in the Swansea area near their home or to West Columbia
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