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Authorities are looking for a 19-year-old college student in South Carolina who went missing “minutes from her house” on Halloween but never made it home.
The Charleston Police Department said Owen Thilemm Kenney ended up walking in Harvenel Brown Lake after Kenney was last seen wearing a hooded black sweater, dark colored pants and black soles with white soles. Authorities added that they are 6 feet tall and 155 pounds and 155 pounds. Kenney is a student at the College of Charleston.
The last location of his phone was recorded on the Ravenel bridge, police said.
Kenney’s family said in a Facebook post that the college student was ‘minutes away from his house but never went home.’ His family said a Boston Celtics jersey was part of Kenney’s costume and said he may have been wearing a black zip-up hoodie.
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Owen Kenney was last seen walking on the Ravenel Bridge pedestrian walkway. (Charleston Police Department)
Owen Kenney went missing in the early hours of Oct. 31. (Charleston Police Department)
“We want Owen to come home,” his mother said on Facebook.
A College of Charleston spokesperson told the Post and Courier that Kenney transferred to the institution in January and is a freshman from Tinton Falls, New Jersey.
The College of Charleston said in a Facebook post that it is working with authorities to locate Kenney. In a college advisory, the College said there is no reason to believe there is a danger to the campus community in connection with this case. “
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Owen Kenney was wearing a Jeston Celtics Jersey the night he went missing. (Charleston Police Department)
Kenney’s guests told WcBD they tried to track his phone, but it was dead when he disappeared.
Julie, who lives on a nearby street, told the outlet, “I was completely surprised.”
“I was walking my dog yesterday, and I saw some girls putting this sign behind me. And when I talked to them, they didn’t even know that everyone in the community is really worried that this is something that rarely happens,” she said.
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Owen Kenney recently transferred from the College of Charleston. (Charleston Police Department)
Holland Cartmill, a student at the College of Charleston, said there was an “eerie” feeling that followed Kenney’s disappearance.
“I’ve never seen anything like this before. It’s really scary. And I’m actually praying that this happens again,” Cartmill said.
The Charleston Police Department said it is working with the FBI and New Jersey State Police to locate Kenney.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact the Charleston Police Department at 843-720-2422 or submit a tip at www.ckarleston-sc.gov/tips.
