Authorities said there was no proof of foul play.
Murry was last observed on April 27 in Covington's Latonia neighborhood, which is roughly nine miles south of Cincinnati, Kentucky. Murry was thought to be en route to class, according to early reports, but he never showed up. By May 18, the Northerner reported that Murry had been absent for three weeks.
According to reports, Murry is five feet seven inches tall, has shoulder-length hair that has been dyed black, brown eyes, and unique tattoos that include a ram skull, a geometric striped pattern, and an image on one shin.
Murry is a student of art whose life is continuously developing.
The timing feels particularly poignant because Murry was a member of NKU's School of the Arts and was scheduled to graduate that Saturday.
Murry was seen traveling alone with a tan or yellow knapsack on security footage from Latonia that police released. The footage was reportedly taken at approximately 6 p.m. on April 27. Murry's car was discovered close to their residence, the bag was found at NKU, and the phone was allegedly discovered inside the flat.
The photos were among the most current security footage discovered throughout the investigation, according to Covington police.
Between 5:45 and 6:15 p.m. on April 27, investigators are looking for footage in the vicinity of East 33rd Street and Winchester Avenue, as well as between East Southern Avenue and East 35th Street, Church Street, and Summit Drive. Since the inquiry is still continuing, any information could be useful.
A business camera aimed toward a sidewalk, a car driving by at the perfect moment, a porch capturing someone passing by, or a camera facing a roadway might all become significant.
Murry's loved ones are deeply saddened by the result of the search .
People prayed, searched, and clung onto hope for weeks, believing Murry would return home safely. However, the end was not what anyone had anticipated.
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