A Knox county family hopes that instead of having a birthday party they’ll have a homecoming celebration after days of searching for their missing loved one.Jonathan “Ryan” Foley’s 27th birthday is tomorrow. His truck has been found but since Tuesday, there’s been no trace of him.

Authorities in Barbourville said they’re working around the clock to try to find 26 year-old Jonathan Ryan Foley, better known as Ryan to family and friends. Foley was last seen Tuesday. His parents, Beverly and Charles said Ryan left home to get gas and made sure to take his dads cell phone with him.

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“(He) said he’d be back in 15 minutes. Two hours later we hadn’t heard from him, so we called the phone and it went straight to voice mail,” explained Beverly Foley, Ryan’s Mother.

Worried, the Foley’s began calling Ryan’s friends and eventually police. On Wednesday, they said his pickup was discovered at a Barbourville factory parking lot covered in mud. Detective Steve Owens said it was an odd location.

“Just not a place where any one generally parks a vehicle to leave it for any amount of time. It’s also a controlled parking lot where you expect that if you don’t have a parking pass there it’s going to be towed,” stated Detective Owens.

The family said they are left wondering where Ryan is and if he’ll make it home safely to celebrate tomorrow, his 27th birthday.

At this time the investigation is ongoing, if you have any information you are asked to call Barbourville Police.

Corpus Christi Police are searching for a disabled man who was last seen Tuesday, November 6, 2012 at 5:40pm at the Greyhound Bus Station. Morris Randle William was separated from his traveling companion shortly after they their arrival at the bus station. He came to Corpus Christi to be medically evaluated for a brain injury he suffered in a motorcycle accident. His left arm is paralyzed and he walks with a limp.

Morris is a 57-year-old White man who is 6’1″ feet tall, and weighs 180 pounds. He has bushy brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a beige sweater, faded blue jeans, and white tennis shoes.

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Anyone with any information on the whereabouts of Missing Person Randle William Morris should call Corpus Christi Police Department at 361-886-2600 or Homicide/Robbery Detective R.L. Garcia at 361-886-2841.

Additionally; the Corpus Christi Police Department would like the public to know there is no time period one must wait before reporting a person as missing. If a person is missing and possibly in some kind of danger, call police immediately.

Oklahoma City police and family members are searching for an Enid woman who has been missing since Monday evening.

Suzanne Hershberger, 52, was last seen about 5 p.m. Monday at St. Anthony Hospital, 1000 N Lee Ave.

She was taken to the hospital after being off her blood thinner medication for two weeks and developing blood clots in her legs, said her sister, Phyllis Crosswhite.

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Hershberger refused medical treatment and was cleared from the hospital. She probably was wearing scrubs and flip flops when she left, Crosswhite said.

Hershberger is 5 feet 11 inches, weighs about 180 pounds and has shoulder-length light brown hair, green eyes and fair skin. She wears glasses, walks with a limp, and has crooked, caved-in front teeth.

“She is from Enid. She knows absolutely nothing about this area of town,” Crosswhite said.

She said Hershberger needs medication as soon as possible.

“We know she can’t survive without her medication,” she said.

Anyone who sees Hershberger is asked to call 911.

The remains of Redwood City resident George Sliter, a retiree who went missing Sunday morning in the Aptos hills were found Tuesday around 10 a.m., the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office has reported.

Sliter, 74, was last seen around 8:30 a.m. Sunday at the Monte Toyon Retreat Center, where he was staying with friends.

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The search for Sliter entered its third day Tuesday morning. At its peak, more than 100 Search and Rescue volunteers were looking for him on foot, on horseback, on ATVs and dirt bikes, and with police tracking dogs.

The area where Sliter went missing is adjacent to The Forest of Nisene Marks State Park, a rugged 10,000-acre wilderness.

Details on where Sliter was found and what caused his death were not immediately available.

According to friends and Sheriff’s deputies, Sliter had breakfast with friends at the retreat center early Sunday morning, then said he planned to take a walk in the woods before rejoining them for church services at 9:15 a.m.

His friends worried and reported him missing when he never showed up for the services.

Two women reported that they had been walking in the woods when a man matching Sliter’s description asked them how to get to the retreat center around 10:45 a.m., later that morning.