Jeremiah Jamal Parker

Age at missing19 years old
Case IDjeremiah-jamal-parker
City enBaton Rouge
City geo ID4315588
City slugbaton-rouge
ClassificationEndangered Missing
Classification enEndangered Missing
County en
County fips ref22033
County slugeast-baton-rouge-parish
Created at2026-01-16T16:23:17.046178+00:00
Date of birth1984-05-28
Disappearance detailsParker was last seen with a cousin at approximately 6:00 p.m. on April 11, 2004, at the North Sherwood Forest Park in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He left his car, a red 1993 Pontiac Grand Am, behind the treeline in the northwest corner of the park and left his cousin inside the vehicle while he went into the park. He said he wanted to look for a cellular phone holder which he had lost. Parker never returned. A search for him uncovered only his cellular phone and one of his shoes about fifty yards from where his car was parked. Parker's loved ones are puzzled by his disappearance; he has not gone missing before and never even spent the night away from home without telling his parents. He worked at Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers and attended Baton Rouge Community College at the time of his disappearance. He had seen the movie The Passion of the Christ shortly before his disappearance and was deeply moved by it. After watching the film, he told his family members he would be "leaving soon." It is unclear what Parker meant by this statement or whether the film had anything to do with his disappearance. Parker's case remains unsolved. He may have traveled to Canada after he was last seen. Investigating Agency Baton Rouge Police Department 225-389-2000 225-389-8617 Source Information NamUs Outpost for Hope Louisiana Missing Persons Updated 2 times since October 12, 2004. Last updated March 6, 2020; picture added, clothing/jewelry description and details of disappearance updated.
Disappearance details enParker was last seen with a cousin at approximately 6:00 p.m. on April 11, 2004, at the North Sherwood Forest Park in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He left his car, a red 1993 Pontiac Grand Am, behind the treeline in the northwest corner of the park and left his cousin inside the vehicle while he went into the park. He said he wanted to look for a cellular phone holder which he had lost. Parker never returned. A search for him uncovered only his cellular phone and one of his shoes about fifty yards from where his car was parked. Parker's loved ones are puzzled by his disappearance; he has not gone missing before and never even spent the night away from home without telling his parents. He worked at Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers and attended Baton Rouge Community College at the time of his disappearance. He had seen the movie The Passion of the Christ shortly before his disappearance and was deeply moved by it. After watching the film, he told his family members he would be "leaving soon." It is unclear what Parker meant by this statement or whether the film had anything to do with his disappearance. Parker's case remains unsolved. He may have traveled to Canada after he was last seen. Investigating Agency Baton Rouge Police Department 225-389-2000 225-389-8617 Source Information NamUs Outpost for Hope Louisiana Missing Persons Updated 2 times since October 12, 2004. Last updated March 6, 2020; picture added, clothing/jewelry description and details of disappearance updated.
Disappearance details word count252
Distinguishing marksBlack male. Black hair, brown eyes.
Distinguishing marks enBlack male. Black hair, brown eyes.
Full nameJeremiah Jamal Parker
Full name enJeremiah Jamal Parker
Height5'6
ID13357
Investigating agencyBaton Rouge Police Department 225-389-2000 225-389-8617 Source Information NamUs Outpost for Hope Louisiana Missing Persons
Missing since2004-04-11
Official last updated2020-03-06
Official update count2
Official update historypicture added, clothing/jewelry description and details of disappearance updated.
Pathlouisiana/east-baton-rouge-parish/baton-rouge
RaceBlack
Race enBlack
SexMale
Source infoNamUs Outpost for Hope Louisiana Missing Persons
State enLouisiana
State refLA
State sluglouisiana
Statusactive
Updated at2026-01-16T16:23:17.046178+00:00
URL pathlouisiana/east-baton-rouge-parish/baton-rouge
Weight120 pounds

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Case Details

Parker was last seen with a cousin at approximately 6:00 p.m. on April 11, 2004, at the North Sherwood Forest Park in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He left his car, a red 1993 Pontiac Grand Am, behind the treeline in the northwest corner of the park and left his cousin inside the vehicle while he went into the park. He said he wanted to look for a cellular phone holder which he had lost. Parker never returned. A search for him uncovered only his cellular phone and one of his shoes about fifty yards from where his car was parked. Parker’s loved ones are puzzled by his disappearance; he has not gone missing before and never even spent the night away from home without telling his parents. He worked at Wendy’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers and attended Baton Rouge Community College at the time of his disappearance. He had seen the movie The Passion of the Christ shortly before his disappearance and was deeply moved by it. After watching the film, he told his family members he would be “leaving soon.” It is unclear what Parker meant by this statement or whether the film had anything to do with his disappearance. Parker’s case remains unsolved. He may have traveled to Canada after he was last seen. Investigating Agency Baton Rouge Police Department 225-389-2000 225-389-8617 Source Information NamUs Outpost for Hope Louisiana Missing Persons Updated 2 times since October 12, 2004. Last updated March 6, 2020; picture added, clothing/jewelry description and details of disappearance updated.