12/17/2024
Public Update on the Search for Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers | 16 December 2024
𫵠Now that the avenue we explored has been exhausted, we turn to the public for assistance once more. $500 to $1,500 Offered
HENDERSONVILLE, TN â December 16, 2024: Duane âDogâ Chapman, known as Dog the Bounty Hunter, and the team AtNight, joined by private investigators in various states, are continuing their efforts to locate 16-year-old Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers (SWDR).
Since the initial release of information and surveillance findings, the Sumner County Sheriffâs Office has conducted interviews with the individual previously known as the âGreen Hoodie.â
After a thorough discussion with this person, law enforcement authorities have concluded that there is no evidence linking them to Sebastianâs disappearance. Furthermore, intelligence analysts with AtNight independently verified that Green Hoodie poses no concern or relevance to the case.
We acknowledge and respect the findings reached by the Sumner County Sheriffâs Office. We are confident that someone, somewhere, holds crucial information that could lead to Sebastianâs safe return.
Our attention has shifted away from Texas Roadhouse, and we are seeking public assistance in new areas as outlined below. If you have any information, regardless of its brevity, you could be the key to locating Sebastian and reuniting him with his loved ones. We are particularly interested in information from specific regions:
đ˘ Route 1 â Community Request
If you live, work, or frequently travel along the route beginning at the Texas Roadhouse (309 Indian Lake Blvd) and ending at Stafford Ct in Hendersonville, we need your assistance. Weâre looking for any security, doorbell, or dashcam footage captured on February 25, 2024, from 4:00 p.m. local time through 1:00 a.m. local time on February 26, 2024.
đşď¸ Why This Route Matters:
1ď¸âŁ This route starts in a busy commercial area on Indian Lake Blvd, known for its restaurants, shops, and steady flow of customers throughout the early evening.
2ď¸âŁ From there, it leads onto Stop Thirty Rd, where the environment becomes more residentialâfeaturing family homes, neighborhood streets, and areas where people may have been returning from work, hosting visitors, or wrapping up their daily routines.
3ď¸âŁ As you continue onto TN-258 N (New Shackle Island Rd), you pass through a well-traveled corridor that mixes established homes, side streets, and occasional small businesses such as convenience stores, auto shops, or local services.
4ď¸âŁ Turning onto TN-174 W (Long Hollow Pike) brings you closer to communities with larger lots and a quieter, semi-suburban feel.
5ď¸âŁ Finally, Kellyn Ln and Stafford Ct sit deeper within a suburban setting where streetlights are fewer, traffic is lighter, and cameras that residents have on their porches or driveways may capture passing vehicles, pedestrians, or other activity that would seem ordinary on most nights.
đ¸ What Weâre Looking For:
⢠Residential Footage: If you have a porch camera that views the street, a backyard camera angled toward a road, or a side-yard camera that might catch passing cars or individuals, please review your recordings.
⢠Business Footage: If you own or manage a business along these roadsâwhether itâs a small retail shop, a service location, or a home-based operationâoutdoor security cameras, parking lot surveillance systems, or even interior cameras facing windows could have picked up something useful.
⢠Dashcam Footage: If you drove along any segment of this route during the listed hours, your dashcam might hold crucial information. Even if itâs just cars passing, headlights turning onto side streets, or someone walking along a sidewalk, it could help form a clearer timeline.
đ What Counts as Useful:
Weâre not only looking for overtly suspicious behavior. A vehicle parked oddly where it normally isnât, a pedestrian walking at an unusual time, or a car turning onto a side road that rarely sees traffic can provide context. Even ordinary movements can become significant when pieced together with other data.
We value your time and contributions. Depending on the relevance and clarity of the footage you provide, weâre offering a reward of $500 to $1,500. We understand that combing through your recordings can be time-consuming, but even a short clip could make a significant difference. If you have any footage, please call 833-TELL-DOG, 844-922-3236, or email [email protected].
đ˘ Route 2 â Community Request
If you live, work, or frequently travel along the route starting at the Texas Roadhouse (309 Indian Lake Blvd) and ending at Stafford Ct in Hendersonville, we need your help. We are specifically seeking security camera, doorbell camera, or dashcam footage captured on February 25, 2024, from 4:00 PM local time through 1:00 AM local time on February 26, 2024.
1ď¸âŁ This route begins at the familiar commercial environment near Indian Lake Blvdâan area known for its restaurants, retail stores, and steady traffic.
2ď¸âŁ From there, it takes a slightly different path than Route 1, utilizing TN-386 (also known as Vietnam Veterans Blvd), a major roadway offering quicker connections and increased vehicle flow. You may have passed through this corridor heading toward Nashville, or simply used it for your daily commute.
3ď¸âŁ After exiting onto TN-258 N (New Shackle Island Rd), the surroundings transition toward a mix of suburban settings, smaller side roads, and local services.
4ď¸âŁ As the route progresses to TN-174 W (Long Hollow Pike), it once again shifts into quieter streets and community-oriented neighborhoods before reaching Kellyn Ln and Stafford Ctâsuburban residential areas where homes, driveways, and yards might be captured on home security systems.
We are interested in all footage, regardless of how ordinary it may appear. Even a brief clip of a passing car could prove valuable when combined with other information. Your recordings, no matter how minor they may seem, could help us piece together key events or movements along this route.
If you have footage, no matter how mundane, please contact us. Your help could solve the puzzle and better understand the events and movements along this route during the specified timeframe.
We value your time and contributions. Depending on the relevance and clarity of the footage you provide, weâre offering a reward of $500 to $1,500. We understand that combing through your recordings can be time-consuming, but even a short clip could make a significant difference. If you have any footage, please call 833-TELL-DOG, 844-922-3236, or email [email protected].
đ˘ Route 3 â Community Request
If you live, work, or frequently travel along the route starting at the Texas Roadhouse (309 Indian Lake Blvd) and ending on Stafford Ct in Hendersonville, we need your assistance. We are specifically seeking security camera, doorbell camera, or dashcam footage captured on February 25, 2024, from 4:00 PM local time through 1:00 AM local time on February 26, 2024.
This route begins in the busy commercial setting near Indian Lake Blvd. It then transitions onto Saundersville Rd, an area that can see both local and through traffic, followed by Grapevine Rd, where the environment leans more toward residential streets. From there, the route passes onto Wessington Pl, a longer residential stretch where families may have been arriving home, relaxing, or hosting guests during the specified timeframe. Turning onto Old Shackle Island Rd and then TN-258 N/New Shackle Island Rd introduces a mix of established neighborhoods, intermittent local businesses, and community amenities. Eventually, this path leads to TN-174 W (Long Hollow Pike), moving into a quieter, semi-suburban environment. The final turns onto Kellyn Ln and Stafford Ct bring you into a suburban neighborhood where houses are set back from the road and many properties may have cameras monitoring driveways, porches, and front yards.
If you own a home along these roads, your porch or driveway camera may have recorded passing cars or pedestrians. Business owners may have outdoor surveillance that caught unusual activity. If you were driving along this route, your dashcam might show a vehicle that stood out, a pedestrian walking late, or any seemingly minor details that could help us form a clearer picture of events.
We do not only seek obviously suspicious footage. Any visual recordâvehicles pulling over unexpectedly, unfamiliar faces appearing at unusual times, or even empty streets during a time when traffic would be expectedâcan offer valuable insights.
We value your time and contributions. Depending on the relevance and clarity of the footage provided, weâre offering $500 to $1,500. We understand combing through your recordings can be time-consuming, but even a short clip might make a difference.
âď¸ Tip Lines and Contact Information
If you have any information about Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers, please reach out:
⢠Sumner County Sheriffâs Office: (615) 451-3838
⢠Tennessee Bureau of Investigation: 1-800-TBI-FIND, [email protected]
⢠FBI Tip Line: Contact your local FBI office, the nearest American Embassy or Consulate, or submit a tip online at tips.fbi.gov.
You may also contact:
⢠Dog the Bounty Hunter: 833-TELL-DOG (835-5364), [email protected].
⢠AtNight: 844-922-3236, or email [email protected].
We value your time and contributions. Depending on the relevance and clarity of the footage you provide, weâre offering a reward of $500 to $1,500. We understand that combing through your recordings can be time-consuming, but even a short clip could make a significant difference. If you have any footage, please call 833-TELL-DOG, 844-922-3236, or email [email protected].
About Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers
Sebastian, just 15 years old at the time of his disappearance, is believed to be alive, though no longer in Tennessee. His family and friends continue to wait for answers. Your willingness to help can make a critical difference in resolving this case.
Our missionâto find Sebastian and bring him homeâcontinues unabated. Every voice, every tip, and every moment of your time is deeply appreciated. We thank you for your ongoing support and cooperation.
We urge you to stay watchful, empowered by the knowledge that your contribution could illuminate the path to finding Sebastian. Together, we hold the power to make a difference. Your vigilance, courage, and compassion are the keys to reuniting him with those who love him.
If you have any information about Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers, please reach out to the Sumner County Sheriffâs Office: (615) 451-3838, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation: 1-800-TBI-FIND, [email protected], or the FBI Tip Line or contact your local FBI office, the nearest American Embassy or Consulate, or submit a tip online at tips.fbi.gov.
You may also contact:
⢠Dog the Bounty Hunter: 833-TELL-DOG (835-5364), [email protected].
⢠AtNight: 844-922-3236, or email [email protected].
