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During a search on this past Tuesday, the detective called and thought he had found some carpool bones.

He was from the hand and on Wednesday he took them to an anthropologist who determined that the bones weren't human bones.

So there's that I was crushed again because I still don't have closure.

All I have is this burnt hand that's burnt beyond being able to be picked up for DNA. They're one, two.

28-year-old James and Lemons disappeared from Savannah, Georgia on May 7, 2017.

On that day, James had gone to his grandmother's house for Sunday dinner after he finished work.

After that, Jameson returned to his home that he shared with his girlfriend, Brittany.

That evening, Brittany saw Jameson leave in a truck with a man that she only knew by his nickname.

That was the last time anyone saw Jameson. When he didn't return by the following morning, Brittany alerted his family.

Ever since they received that call, they've been desperately searching for Jameson.

Amarissa and from Wondery, this is episode 122 of The Vanished, Jameson Lemons Story.

Jameson's mom, Jamie, contacted me back in January asking if I would cover his story on the show.

I see so many missing persons cases every day on social media that I hadn't heard about Jameson's disappearance.

To me, that's always a sign that a case could use more coverage.

Jamie has four sons, but she and Jameson were particularly close.

Jamie told me a bit about Jameson.

My son, Jameson Lemons, was a hard-working young man.

He had his own place, his own car, he had a job.

He never missed work. He was very dependable.

He was dependable at work, and he was also dependable for his loved one, his family.

Whenever I needed him, he was here for me, and I didn't have to ask twice.

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