Robeson County — Multiple agencies are searching for Timmy Jacobs, a 42‑year‑old Parkton man with documented health conditions, after he disappeared from his home area on July 31. His family reported him missing on August 2, prompting a multi‑county investigation now entering its second week.
According to Sheriff Burnis Wilkins, Jacobs was last seen near his residence in Parkton. His disappearance has raised urgent concerns due to medical issues that require ongoing attention.
Key Details of the Case
- Name: Timmy Jacobs
- Age: 42
- Last Seen: July 31 near his home in Parkton
- Reported Missing: August 2
- Health Concerns: Sheriff Wilkins says locating Jacobs is urgent
- Agencies Involved:
- Robeson County Sheriff’s Office
- Hoke County Sheriff’s Office
- Local residents along Balfour Road
Vehicle and Cell Phone Found in Hoke County
Shortly after Jacobs was reported missing, investigators located both his vehicle and cellphone in Hoke County. The items were found along Balfour Road, just outside Red Springs, establishing the last confirmed area where Jacobs may have traveled.
Deputies believe Jacobs was last known to be in the 7000 block of Balfour Road, a rural stretch of roadway bordered by farmland and scattered residences.
Search Expands Across Multiple Communities
Investigators have requested surveillance footage from residents and businesses with:
- Doorbell cameras
- Home security systems
- Trail cameras
- Commercial surveillance systems
They are asking the public to look for:
- Jacobs himself
- Unfamiliar vehicles
- Suspicious activity
- Individuals walking alone along rural roads
Possible sightings have been reported in the Chris Road and Strawberry Lane areas near Lumber Bridge, prompting additional canvassing.
Description of Timmy Jacobs
- Native American male
- 6 feet tall
- 135 pounds
- Brown hair, brown eyes
- Last seen wearing a tank top, shorts, and sandals
Sheriff’s Office Statement
Sheriff Wilkins emphasized the urgency of the search:
“It is imperative that we locate Timmy as soon as possible due to health concerns.”
He urged residents to check their cameras and report anything unusual, noting that even minor details could be critical.
Contact Information
Anyone with information or footage should contact:
Robeson County Sheriff’s Office 📞 910‑671‑3100
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