EVERY MOMENT COUNTS: Where is Dewayne Winters?

The clock is ticking, and with every passing hour, the terror grows for the family of Dewayne Winters. On Tuesday, October 14, this 21-year-old Duluth, Georgia man simply walked out of his life, and he has not been seen or heard from since. There were no warnings, no goodbye notes, and no contact—only a sudden, shocking void that has swallowed a vibrant young man. His desperate mother, having exhausted all attempts to reach him, filed a missing person report with the Gwinnett County Police. This is not just a police case; it is a family’s living nightmare, and we must help bring Dewayne home.

The Mystery of the Vanishing Honda

The critical focus of the investigation now rests on the single physical clue that may unlock this mystery: Dewayne’s 2007 blue Honda Accord, Texas license plate PSS6592, is also missing. The car’s disappearance is the shocking and disturbing thread that police believe links to his whereabouts. This is a desperate plea to every driver, every neighbor, and every community across the Southeast: look for that car. The vehicle may be anywhere, perhaps parked in a remote lot, an unfamiliar neighborhood, or pulled off a dark stretch of highway. If you spot that blue Honda, you could be holding the key that ends this agonizing wait and brings resolution—and hopefully safety—to Dewayne’s worried family.

Identifying the Beloved Young Man

Dewayne Winters is a beloved son and friend, known for his distinctive appearance that should make him easier to spot. He stands 6 feet 1 inch tall, weighs around 200 pounds, and has short black hair and brown eyes. But his defining characteristics are his tattoos: look for a striking spider tattoo on the back of his left hand, a full sleeve covering his left arm, and a Houston Astros logo on the left side of his chest. This young man is cherished, and his sudden silence is completely out of character. His family is pleading with the public: please memorize his face and his distinct markings. Do not assume someone else has called it in.

A Desperate Plea to the Public

The Gwinnett County Police detectives are doing everything in their power—reviewing footage, chasing down leads—but the critical break in a case like this often comes from the eyes and ears of the public. If you saw Dewayne on October 14, if you’ve seen his car since, or if you know anything, no matter how insignificant it seems, please do not hesitate. Dewayne’s mother is waiting, worried, and desperate for answers. Call the Gwinnett County Police immediately at 770-513-5300. Help us bring Dewayne Winters safely back to the life that is waiting for him.