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Man Vanishes Before Bonnaroo, Car Tracked
14 Jun
Summary
- Indiana man Trevor Lines missing since early Thursday, June 11.
- His car, a white Lexus RX350, was tracked in Mt. Juliet and Goodlettsville.
- Lines' wristband and pass were never scanned at the Bonnaroo festival.
An Indiana man, Trevor Lines, has been reported missing after disappearing from an East Nashville rental property on Thursday, June 11. Lines, a software engineer, was in Tennessee with friends to attend the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. His friends last saw him around 5 a.m. on June 11. He was gone when they returned an hour later, taking his white Lexus RX350 but leaving behind his phone, medication, and personal belongings.
Authorities issued a public appeal on June 13, seeking assistance in locating Lines and his vehicle, which has an Indiana Perdue University license plate. License plate readers indicated the car was in Mt. Juliet on June 12 around 7:30 a.m. and in Goodlettsville later that afternoon. His brother confirmed that Lines' festival wristband and camping pass were never scanned, and financial alerts on his phone suggest activity after his disappearance. Police have entered him into a national missing person database and alerted local law enforcement agencies.
Metro Nashville Police are urging anyone with information about Trevor Lines or his white Lexus RX350 to contact them immediately. They have also notified the Tennessee Highway Patrol and authorities in Coffee County to be on the lookout for the vehicle. Lines has not had contact with friends or family since his disappearance.
