The brother of an American man who was missing on the Turks and Caicos Islands asks the public for help because the police are strengthening their search and the US message is involved.
Brian Tarrance, a 51-year-old tourist from Georgia, USA, was last seen on June 25, 2025 when he lived in the Paradise Inn in Grace Bay, Providenciales. He had died on the islands with his wife to celebrate their first wedding anniversary.
A bulletin for missing person who was published on June 26 by the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands (RTCIPF) police described Tarrence as a Caucasian man with brown eyes, medium -sized building. He was born on July 14, 1973 and has American nationality. Its size was not given. The public is asked to support him.
In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Tarrs brother Mike Tarrence said that he last heard by Brian on Friday, June 20th. The news was short, which pointed out that they were going on vacation without further details.
“They were there to celebrate their one -year anniversary,” said Mike. “He only said that they were going on vacation. No details were provided to me.”
Mike revealed that in the course of the family's efforts to find Brian, uneasy new information revealed.
“This is very personal, but all of this was found that he was a very bad alcoholic. We were also said that he experienced hallucinations with drinking, lack of sleep, the lack of sleep.”
Mike confirmed that the police of Royal Turks and Caicos Islands contacted Brian's wife on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m., and he himself was associated with the US message in Nassau and the Red Cross, which work next to the local authorities.
When asked whether his brother had a story in which he missed or exhibited about the behavior, Mike Fest replied:
“He has never done anything near it. He is a very smart person.”
Mike Tarrence emphasized the urgency of the situation and asked the public to behave quickly and without hesitation when they discover his brother.
“If someone sees Brian or knows where they could be, please don't wait, contact the police immediately with their location,” he pleaded. “Our family is desperate for answers. We just want to bring it home safely.”
If you have information about Brian Tarren's whereabouts, please contact the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands police, at 911 or call anonymously at 1-800-8477 or online at www.crimestoppers.tc. All calls are confidential and are answered by the Miami-Dade police.
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