University of Missouri student, 22, missing after he was asked to leave Nashville bar during fraternity trip
A family is pleading for answers in the search for a University of Missouri student who has been missing since Friday after leaving a bar in Nashville.
A family is pleading for answers in the search for a University of Missouri student who has been missing since Friday after leaving a bar in Nashville.
Riley Strain, a 22-year senior, was last seen Friday night by friends at a bar in Nashville’s bustling Broadway area, known for nightlife, Metropolitan Nashville Police said.
He was visiting town with his Delta Chi fraternity brothers for their spring formal, The St. Louis-Post Dispatch reported, but got separated after he was asked to leave country singer Luke Bryan's bar, Luke’s 32 Bridge Food + Drink, his family told NBC affiliate WSMV of Nashville.
“At approximately 9:45 p.m., he was asked to leave Luke Bryan’s bar,” Strain’s stepfather, Chris Whiteid, told the station. “They got separated. The boys called him, and he said. 'I’m walking back to my hotel.' They didn’t think anything about it.”
When his friends returned to Tempo Hotel, about a half mile away from the bar, they saw Strain’s room key, but no sign of him. When they tried to call him, his phone was dead.
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