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Fort Bragg Soldier Missing Since June 29, Army CID Leads Search

A federal criminal inquiry is coordinating with local police as the soldier’s family publicly urges anyone with information to come forward.

Overview

  • SPC Sayveon Anderson was last seen at Fort Bragg on June 29 and his family filed a missing-person report after repeated attempts to contact him failed.
  • The Army Criminal Investigation Division is the lead investigative agency and is working with Fort Bragg military police and local law enforcement to locate him.
  • Family members say Anderson has not used his phone or bank cards since he disappeared and they have publicly asked investigators to check surveillance footage and cellphone data for leads.
  • Officials and the family have released a physical description — roughly 5 feet 10 inches, about 260–270 pounds, a chipped front tooth, a scar on his left arm and tattoos behind both ears — and multiple tip lines for the public to report information.
  • Anderson’s family says he is 25, married with a pregnant wife, and they are appealing for help while investigators pursue tips and records that could explain his disappearance.