Desperate Family Search for Missing Grandson

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🗓️ 12 February 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

T'Montez Hurt is a freshman at Missouri Western State University, but the 19-year-old is originally from St. Louis. Thursday February 1, Hurt is with a friend in Kansas City when he makes an early morning phone call to his grandmother. Tecona Donald-Sullivan says she says he isn't sounding like his normal self, he sounds as if he is scared, terrified, as if he is in some type of mental distress. She calls Kansas City police, who are able to track Hurt down and take him to Saint Luke's Hospital, but he is released after a few hours of observation.

According to his grandmother, Hurt is taken by Z Trip Taxi to the Greyhound bus station. The station, however, is closed when Hurt arrives just before noon. Hurt discovers he has left his phone in the Z Trip Taxi and is seen on surveillance video trying to get back into the taxi but is unable to. He starts walking, south. Hurt has been missing now for two weeks.

Kansas City Police Department's Missing Persons Unit at 816-234-5043

Joining Nancy Grace Today:

Tecona Donald-Sullivan - T’Montez Hurts’ Grandmother
Barry Hutchison Sr. - Fmr. Veteran law enforcement officer, Owner & Chief investigator for Barry & Associates Investigative Services LLC in Kansas City,www.barryinvestigationsllc.com
Dave Mack - CrimeOnline.com Investigative Reporter, Twitter: @nicolepartin

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0:25.0	Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Crime stories with Nancy Grace. You got to help us. This teen boy is missing. After a series of one fail after the next, after the next, after the next, we can't find him.
1:00.0	A freshman at Missouri Western State University,
1:04.0	the apple of his grandmother's eye,
1:10.0	she is with us now, begging for your... She is
1:18.0	begging for your help to find her grandson, her baby, to Mantez hurt.
1:21.0	I'm Nancy Grace.
1:22.0	This is Crime Stories. Thank you for being with us here at Crime
1:25.8	Stories and on Series XM 111. How does a freshman at Missouri Western State University vanish?
1:38.0	Listen. Tamontas Hurt is a freshman at Missouri Western State University,
1:41.8	but the 19-year-old is originally from St. Louis.
1:45.3	On Thursday, February 1st, Hurt is with a friend in Kansas City when he makes an early
1:49.9	morning phone call to his grandmother, T Kona Donald Sullivan. She says he
1:54.2	isn't sounding like his normal self. He sounds as if he is scared, terrified, in
1:59.0	some kind of mental distress. She calls police in Kansas City and they're able to track her down and
2:04.9	take him to St Luke's Hospital.
2:06.5	So this freshman is afraid. He's so afraid he calls his grandmother. She can tell something's
2:17.0	horribly wrong. So she has him taken to the hospital. She's so convinced something is wrong with her grand baby.
2:27.0	He gets to the hospital, he's clearly in some kind of mental distress, what do they do?
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