New Jersey Family Announces $5,000 Reward as Search Continues for Missing Millville Man

A New Jersey family is asking for the public’s help after their loved one disappeared more than six weeks ago, with few answers about what happened. Hoping someone may have seen or spoken to him before he vanished, the family has now announced a $5,000 reward for information that could help bring him home.

The missing man has been identified as 55-year-old Cary R. Grant, a resident of the Laurel Lake area in Millville, New Jersey. According to local authorities, Grant was last seen on June 17. Since then, investigators and family members have continued searching for clues, but his whereabouts remain unknown.

Police said Grant was driving a white GMC Terrain with New Jersey licence plate J91SKH at the time he disappeared. His family reported him missing on June 19 after they were unable to reach him and became increasingly concerned about his safety.

One of the most important developments in the case is the discovery of Grant’s cellphone at a Wawa convenience store. Investigators believe he accidentally left the phone on the store counter before leaving. The phone has become a key part of the investigation because it may represent the last confirmed location connected to Grant before he vanished.

According to his daughter, Jazmin Morrison, Grant was wearing a black T-shirt, tan cargo shorts, black sneakers, and a black hat with white lettering when he visited the Wawa. His clothing description has been shared publicly in the hope that someone may remember seeing him that day.

As the weeks have passed without any confirmed sightings, the family’s concern has continued to grow. Morrison and other relatives say they are desperate for answers and remain hopeful that someone in the community may have information, no matter how small it may seem. They believe even a minor detail could help investigators understand what happened after Grant left the convenience store.

To encourage people to come forward, the family is now offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to Grant’s location or helps solve the mystery surrounding his disappearance. They are urging anyone who may have seen his vehicle, recognised him, or noticed anything unusual on or around June 17 to contact law enforcement.

Missing person investigations often depend on community involvement, especially when there are limited leads. Authorities continue to review available information while asking residents to remain alert. Investigators also remind the public that details that may appear insignificant can sometimes become critical pieces of evidence in an active case.

Family members describe Grant’s disappearance as completely out of character and say they simply want to know that he is safe. As each day passes, they continue to appeal to the public for assistance while holding onto hope that new information will bring much-needed answers.

Law enforcement officials continue to investigate the case and encourage anyone with relevant information to report it immediately. The family hopes the newly announced reward will motivate someone with knowledge of Grant’s movements or whereabouts to come forward and help reunite him with his loved ones.

Sources

• Millville Police Department
• New Jersey State Police
• National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)