Trevor Lines missing: 5 things about person headed to Bonnaroo music festival, last seen in Nashville, Tennessee

Trevor Lines Missing: 5 Things About the Person Heading to Bonnaroo Music Festival, Last Seen in Nashville, Tennessee

Trevor Lines missing – Trevor Lines, a man reported missing, was last seen in Nashville, Tennessee, before heading to the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, TN, according to his family. The disappearance sparked concern as he vanished from his home in the early hours, leaving behind personal belongings.

Family Shares Details of Disappearance

A woman identified as Kelly Hancock posted on Facebook, recounting how her son Trevor went missing from his AirBNB in Nashville. “He was with a group of friends on their way to the music festival in Manchester. He was in bed at 6 a.m., but when his friends woke up at 9 to 9:30 a.m., Trevor was gone. He left his phone, bag, and other items behind,” she wrote. She urged people to “prayer for us to find Trevor safe.”

“My son, Trevor Lines, went missing from his AirBNB in Nashville, TN yesterday morning. He was in bed at 6am but when his friends woke up at around 9-9:30am Trevor was gone. He left his phone, his bag, and other items behind,” a woman going by Kelly Hancock shared.

Another post by Jackie Shambor, a person connected to Trevor, added, “This is Trevor Lines, my former stepson, and he has been reported missing in the Nashville area.”

Community Support and Updates

Supporters rallied around the family, with several comments expressing hope for Trevor’s safe return. One individual wrote, “Praying for God’s protection and he will be found well. Sharing.” Another added, “Sending prayers your way that he is found safe. If you need anything, feel free to reach out.”

Meanwhile, a snapshot of a comment surfaced, claiming an eyewitness spotted Trevor at the Skrillex performance during Bonnaroo. However, no official confirmation was provided for this sighting.

Brother Provides New Clues

Trevor’s brother, Kyle Jammin Smith, shared fresh information about his whereabouts. He confirmed that the festival had not scanned his wristband or camping pass. “We have confirmation that the wristband and camping pass under his name were never scanned at Bonnaroo. He had a chase alert on his phone at 10:50 a.m., and the Manchester Police Department noted his license plate pinged heading north out of Nashville a few hours ago,” Kyle wrote. He concluded, “Hopefully that’s him heading home. Thank you so much to everyone who shared, reached out, or helped in any way. I will update again when we officially have found him.”

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