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He was last seen in SIkeston, Missouri Sunday. He is missing and his bike is missing. Bike is a 2010-2013 black Streetglide. His is a little unique as it has some Pan Head Medallions on the saddlebags. If anyone sees Larry Weaver or his bike please call Detective John Nelson of the Sikeston, Missouri Police Department at (573) 471-4711 or email at jnelson@sikeston.org. These pictures were taken Friday in Townsend, Tennessee. Larry left Saturday Morning and was in SIkeston on Sunday. Please share as much as you can and get the word out.
This is Larry's wife Regina and I need your help locating Larry. He was on his way home from TN Sunday night and we talked around 8:20 from
Sikeston, MO where he was staying at Days Inn. He never arrived home Monday and never called. He's always good to call. When they checked his room Monday his possessions were there...wallet with money & cards intact, cellphone, helmets, etc. Bike is gone and Larry is gone. I fear abduction.
The Police are involved: Larry has been officially listed on NCIC as a missing person. All of his belongings, to include wallet, shoes, cellphone, -AND- motorcycle key were all found in his hotel room.
What is missing, is Larry49 (known on other forums as ozzyrall) and his Black street glide. He did NOT ride off barefoot without a key. He has been missing for close to 36 hours.
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