Missing for two weeks, Bryce Tarter's family is hoping some new methods will help find the AASU student.
19 year old Tarter was last seen leaving the Armstrong Atlantic campus at 5am January 31st.
Bryce's family is now getting help from the missing person group Cue Center.
That group helped organize a massive search this weekend. Officials from Cue Center say 125 people came out to help. There were also 7 canine search dogs and an ATV combing the area from the college to his home in Guyton.
There are now also digital billboards up with Bryce's picture on them in various spots near campus.
His case has also been picked up by America's Most Wanted
http://www.amw.com/missing_persons/brief.cfm?id=71263
and may be shown on a future television show.
Bryce's parents are asking the public to keep a look out for his vehicle, a 2000 white Nissan frontier truck with Maine license plate 9447QD.
There's an Atlanta Braves sticker and Falcons symbol on the rear windows.
If you have information, call the 24 hour tipline for missing persons. 910-232-1687 or cuecenter@aol.com
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