Zachary Cannon was last seen on August 25, 2026, around 8:30 p.m. near 1301 Pine Street in Laclede, Missouri, according to information shared by Missing People In America.
Family members say he may be experiencing a mental health crisis and is described as extremely paranoid, raising concerns for his safety as the search continues.
What Zachary Was Wearing
At the time he was last seen, Cannon was wearing a white T-shirt, blue jeans, a dark blue ball cap, and brown boots. Authorities have not released additional details about his physical description, but anyone who has seen someone matching this description in or around Laclede is asked to come forward.
Laclede is a small community in Linn County, and news of a missing resident has quickly spread across social media as friends, family, and volunteers work to raise awareness.
Missing persons advocacy groups often play a key role in these situations, helping to get information in front of as many people as possible in the days immediately following a disappearance, when the chances of a safe recovery are typically highest.
How the Community Can Help
The Linn County Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with information about Cannon’s whereabouts to call 660-895-5312.
Because his family has indicated he may be in the midst of a mental health crisis, officials and loved ones are especially eager for any tips, no matter how small they may seem, since even minor details can help investigators narrow down a search area.
Cases involving individuals in mental distress can carry added urgency, and law enforcement agencies frequently urge the public not to approach someone in this state directly but instead to contact authorities right away so trained responders can step in. Sharing his photo and description online, printing flyers, and talking to neighbors are all simple ways community members can pitch in.
Missing People In America says it verifies cases before posting them and maintains what it describes as one of the largest interactive missing person databases in the country. Cannon’s case has been added to that database, along with a dedicated page where updates may be posted as the search progresses.
Anyone with information is encouraged to reach out to the Linn County Sheriff’s Office immediately. Community members are also sharing the flyer online using hashtags like #FindZacharyCannon in hopes of reaching more people who might know something.
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