Who Is Murry Foust? Trans College Student Missing in Kentucky
Murry Foust, a 22-year-old fine arts student at Northern Kentucky University, has been missing since April 27 while on the way to class in Covington, Kentucky. Foust, who is early in their gender transition and has documented mental health needs, was last seen in the Latonia area, and their car and phone were found near their apartment. Authorities and friends are concerned, as this behavior is out of character, and they urge anyone with information to contact the Covington Police Department.
- ▪Murry Foust was last seen on April 27 while traveling from Over-the-Rhine in Cincinnati to Northern Kentucky University.
- ▪Foust's car and cellphone were found near their apartment, and a personal bag was discovered at NKU.
- ▪Foust is described as 5 feet 7 inches tall, with brown eyes, black shoulder-length hair, and several tattoos.
- ▪Friends and family report that Foust was in good spirits before disappearing and had no history of such behavior.
- ▪Covington police have found no indication of foul play but continue to search for Foust.
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By Joshua Rhett MillerChief Investigative ReporterShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.A 22-year-old college student in Kentucky has been missing for nearly a week, friends and authorities said.Murry Foust, a fine arts major scheduled to graduate from Northern Kentucky University on May 9, was last seen while heading to class on April 27 in the Latonia section of Covington, police said."Concerns for their safety have arisen, and your input could be crucial," police said in a statement.Foust is "early into his transition," a friend wrote on Facebook."Murry was last seen going to NKU from [Over-the-Rhine in Cincinnati] Monday evening at 5:30 p.m.," Charlie King…
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