The Metro Nashville Police Department announced Sunday the discovery of the bank card belonging to missing University of Missouri student Riley Strain near the Cumberland River.

Despite ongoing search efforts, Strain remains missing after being last seen in downtown Nashville, according to Fox News.

Strain, a senior at the University of Missouri, disappeared on March 8 while visiting Nashville with his fraternity brothers for a spring formal trip.

Surveillance footage captured him leaving Luke Bryan's bar downtown after being asked to leave for intoxication.

The missing Missouri student, standing at 6 feet 7 inches tall, was last seen walking alone along Gay Street towards the Cumberland River.

A member of Nashville's homeless community reported seeing Strain Stumble along Gay Street around 10 PM on March 8.

Despite efforts to locate him, the missing Missouri student's trail goes cold after this sighting.

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Search Efforts and Discoveries

Search and rescue teams, including the Metro Nashville Police Department's Urban Search and Rescue team, have been scouring the area around Riley Strain's last known location near the Cumberland River.

The discovery of a missing Missouri student's bank card near Gay Street and the Cumberland River adds a new dimension to the search effort.

Two TikTokers who have been actively involved in searching for Strain found his bank card in a wooded area leading to the Cumberland River, WKRN noted.

Brandy Baenen, one of the TikTokers who discovered the card, explained, "I look more into cold cases, I guess, ones that are from like the 90s and the early 2000s that are unsolved, and I spend a lot of time digging into those and I'll actually privately message officers and stuff like that, going back and forth with that, but I lived 20 minutes away from this, and so once I heard it was happening and nothing was happening, Tuesday night, I came down here with my boyfriend and we were like, 'Let's go, let's go walk it, let's go walk it.'"

Despite the discovery, the search for Riley Strain continues, with volunteers and first responders combing through areas of interest, distributing flyers, and reviewing surveillance footage.

Investigation Updates and Community Support

Detectives have been investigating Riley Strain's disappearance, with his last phone ping recorded near James Robertson Parkway and Gay Street.

Despite extensive search efforts, there has been no indication of foul play or involvement in any altercation.

Community support for finding Strain has been significant, with volunteers from the Uvalde Foundation for Kids joining the search efforts.

This national nonprofit, dedicated to ending school violence, has assembled a special team to assist in the search for Strain, demonstrating widespread concern and solidarity in locating the missing student.

As the missing Missouri student's family continues to await updates, they are actively engaged in search efforts, coordinating with law enforcement and volunteers to ensure a thorough exploration of all potential leads, Fox17 Nashville reports.

The search for Riley Strain, missing since March 8 in Nashville, Tennessee, continues with coordinated efforts from law enforcement, volunteers, and community organizations.

Despite the discovery of his bank card near the Cumberland River, Strain's whereabouts remain unknown, prompting continued efforts to locate him and bring him safely home.

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Written by: Ross Key

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