TN TN - Jason Wilson, 29, Nashville, 30 Dec 2006

I tried searching to see if Jason had a thread and couldn't find anything. Mods, please let me know if I did anything wrong with this post, it's my first time posting a new thread.

Jason lived in Nashville his whole life. He missed a court hearing in January 2007, which was uncharacteristic of him. He was last seen by a friend who dropped him off...Jason was talking to someone in a dark SUV. Jason owned a Chevy Impala, which was reported stolen and later found at Tennessee State University. He is 5'5''-5'6'', black hair/brown eyes, has a scar on his left shoulder, and metal pins in his left leg from a previous gunshot wound. He's got tattoos...flames with "God, I owe you one" on each of the insides of his forearms, a spiderweb and a Harley Davidson logo on each shoulder. He had the nickname of Lil Jason and was last seen in a white long sleeved shirt, blue jeans, and white sneakers.

Charley Project - http://charleyproject.org/cases/w/wilson_jason.html

Nashville.gov Missing Persons snippet - https://www.nashville.gov/Police-Department/Get-Involved/Missing-Persons/Jason-Wilson.aspx

When I first started sleuthing, I found this doe that I liked because of the information on the pins...it says ankle, but I think many people use "leg" (like it's used in the Charley Project listing) as a catchall for anything within the whole leg extremity. The find date is 2013, but the doe seems to have been a complete skeleton (they couldn't give a hair description or even a height/weight combo). Age is a bit high, but again, the skeleton seemed hard to narrow information down on, so I'm ok with that. The location is over 3 hours away, but who knows how he could have gotten there. Thoughts?

https://identifyus.org/en/cases/11586

eekasaur said:

When I first started sleuthing, I found this doe that I liked because of the information on the pins...it says ankle, but I think many people use "leg" (like it's used in the Charley Project listing) as a catchall for anything within the whole leg extremity. The find date is 2013, but the doe seems to have been a complete skeleton (they couldn't give a hair description or even a height/weight combo). Age is a bit high, but again, the skeleton seemed hard to narrow information down on, so I'm ok with that. The location is over 3 hours away, but who knows how he could have gotten there. Thoughts?

https://identifyus.org/en/cases/11586

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I would try submitting. It can't hurt. Interstate runs from Nashville to Memphis so someone wanting to hide a body or keep someone in a basement would have had a straight shot.

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Jason's NaMus page: https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/37/



On 12/30/06 Jason Baker Wilson was reported missing. He was last seen at 2403 Seifried Street.

Distinctive features:
scar on left shoulder

Spiderweb Harley Davidson tattoos on shoulders, Flames with "God, I owe you one" on both inside forearms

Metal pins in left leg from previous gunshot wound injury

https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/37/

Bump .

Mentioned in the article.

Missing Tennesseans: Do you recognize any of them?

eekasaur said:

When I first started sleuthing, I found this doe that I liked because of the information on the pins...it says ankle, but I think many people use "leg" (like it's used in the Charley Project listing) as a catchall for anything within the whole leg extremity. The find date is 2013, but the doe seems to have been a complete skeleton (they couldn't give a hair description or even a height/weight combo). Age is a bit high, but again, the skeleton seemed hard to narrow information down on, so I'm ok with that. The location is over 3 hours away, but who knows how he could have gotten there. Thoughts?

https://identifyus.org/en/cases/11586

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Forgive me for not understanding how this works. What is a "doe" and where was if found?

Jason Baker Wilson was last seen at 2403 Seifried Street in Nashville, where a friend dropped him off.

Wilson owned a 2006 silver Chevy Impala, with the vehicle identification number (VIN) 2G1WC581469230515 at the time.

The vehicle was reported stolen, then dropped off at Tennessee State University within hours of his disappearance. Authorities believe there may have been foul play involved.