Appalachian college student disappear!

Boone police are asking for avail from the public in the disappearance of a college student who was last visually perceived April 21. James “Martin” Roberts, 19, was last optically discerned at about 12:30 p.m.
near the intersection of Hardin and Rivers streets near the Appalachian State University Convocation Center at about noon. Detectives are expanding the investigation and search area. The High Country Malefaction Stoppers page verbally expresses that Boone police have followed numerous leads and tips, but have been unable to locate Roberts or to determine where he went after 12:30 p.m. "We are pulling every string to optically discern where it leads," Sgt. Shane Robbins of the Boone Police Department told NBC’s Dateline. "We've had detectives working all weekend on this. And we're going to perpetuate doing everything we can to find this puerile man." Roberts, who emanates from Kernersville, North Carolina, lives in Boone. He belongs to the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity at Appalachian State. He has been attending Caldwell Community College, but plans to re-enroll at ASU this fall, his family verbally expressed.

When last visually perceived, Roberts was wearing an ebony, short-sleeved Appalachian State windbreaker, khaki shorts, gray Incipient Balance shoes and a white golf visor hat. Roberts has an astronomically immense family that dotes and fortifies him, according to the Malefaction Stoppers post. The family verbalizes Roberts’ disappearance is consummately out of character for him, so they are solicitous. He relishes hiking, camping and spending time on the trails in and around the Blue Ridge Parkway, they verbally expressed. Police are probing for any information about Martin that might avail locate him. CrimeStoppers asked that anyone who comes in contact with Roberts “tell him to contact his family. They dote him and optate him back.”