Left: Coleman, circa 1993; Right: Age-progression to 12 years (circa 2005)
Jamaree Clarence Coleman
Missing since July 24, 1993 from Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia.
Classification: Non family Abduction
Vital Statistics
Circumstances of Disappearance
A drawing of what his split ear may look like is below.
Jamaree and his mother, Cheryl Coleman, visited her brother's residence during the early morning hours of July 24, 1993 in Brunswick, Georgia. Cheryl and Jamaree left the house at approximately 3:00 AM. Her brother offered to give them a ride back to their home, but Cheryl chose to walk. The two were last seen alive at a gas station on Newcastle and O streets, where they got into a pickup truck driven by Carl Harris.
Harris took them to a wooded area on Homer Wilson Way on Andrews Island, where he killed Cheryl Coleman, he later confessed to police. Her remains were found on the bank near Academy Creek.
A search of the bank turned up only Jamaree's baby carrier and blanket. His body was never found.
Harris told authorities under questioning that he laid the baby beside the creek. It was the last place he saw him.
Harris is serving a sentence of life without parole for the murder of Coleman and another woman, Essie May Dowdy, who was found dead in Greenwood Cemetery.
Investigators
Brunswick Police Department
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NCMEC #:
NCMC781975
NCIC Number:
Source Information:
M-06301000
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National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
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