Black and Missing
Jeremy Coward, New Jersey man missing since 2019
Jeremy Coward is a Black/African Male from Paterson, New Jersey. He was last seen April 4, 2019.
Update: Jeremy Coward has been found deceased.
Original story:
Jeremy Coward went missing April 4, 2019 from Paterson, New Jersey, according to NamUs.
Jeremy is a Black/African Male who would now be 35 years old. He is 5’7″, 160lbs, with Black curly hair and brown eyes.
Circumstances of Jeremy Coward’s Disappearance
On 04/15/2019, Jeremy Coward was reported missing after not being seen or heard from for ten days.
Jeremy Coward
According to a report by Black and Missing But Not Forgotten, Jeremy was staying with his grandmother at the time but begin to feel ill, and went to the hospital.
Once they figured out the cause they told him he was being discharged. He contacted his grandmother to let her know about it all before his release.
Once Jeremy was discharged, no one could find him and he never arrived at his destination.
His family says Jeremy was amazing in his faith, attending church every Sunday and bible study on Wednesdays.
He has tattoos of angel wings on his back, JFELLA on ring finger, and a $100 bill on his left shoulder.
Information
Any information please contact Paterson Police Department at 973-321-1111.
Wu‑Tang Clan founding member Oliver “Power” Grant dies at 52
Family remembers Georgia teacher, mother killed when driver fleeing ICE crashed into her car; GoFundMe launched
GoFundMe launched for missing 21-year-old man found hanging in Atlanta park
Love & Marriage: Huntsville returns March 7 on OWN with 15 new episodes
Friends create GoFundMe to help America’s Next Top Model’s Miss J. Alexander recover from stroke
Shirley Raines, Beauty 2 The Streetz founder who helped Skid Row’s homeless, dies at 58
New Brunswick, NJ 16-year-old shot and killed inside home
Georgia woman partially paralyzed after sword attack, family launches GoFundMe
St. Thomas Carnival 2026 dates announced
The arrests of journalists who covered Minnesota church protest is an attack on independent journalism
OWN greenlights first-ever ‘Belle Collective’ spinoff Belle Collective: Birmingham
Hazel Scott’s legacy returns to Harlem in free outdoor film screening
Olympic Gymnast Frederick Richard sets world record, raises $50K for Ugandan youth
Renee Ferguson, trailblazing investigative journalist, dies at 75
“AfroPoP Digital Shorts” returns to the land with “Sweet Samara,” climate and abolitionist film
-
Crime & Justice2 weeks agoGeorgia mother delivering for DoorDash fatally shot outside elementary school
-
Crime & Justice2 weeks agoTexas student who assaulted school administrator sentenced to 13 years in juvenile facility
-
Social Justice2 weeks agoFamily honors Adriana Smith one year after death with Atlanta billboard campaign calling for Georgia law reform
-
Culture2 weeks agoBLK releases 7‑step survival guide to combat dating app fatigue this Valentine’s season
-
Politics2 weeks agoOnly Black governor excluded from White House dinner, Wes Moore calls snub “disrespectful”
-
Culture2 weeks agoKitchen + Kocktails by Kevin Kelley to serve signature fried chicken at 2026 SOBEWFF® Chicken Coupe
-
Culture2 weeks agoOWN orders two new Iyanla Vanzant specials after No. 1 premiere for ‘The Inside Fix’
-
Interviews1 week agoFamily says Connecticut police failed to notify them after brother died and was buried for years