Missing Georgia man found in Tennessee, then goes missing again

UPDATE: Mom says missing 22-year-old depressed over father’s death

Authorities say a missing 22-year-old man who was found Sunday in Tennessee went missing again before his Georgia family members could bring him home.

Vincent Rossetti is 6-foot-2, 180 pounds, has blue eyes and blond hair and wears glasses.

After the Tennessee Highway Patrol checked on a car parked on the side of the road, Rossetti was taken to a medical center in Sparta. A trooper drove his car to the hospital, police said.

The next day, after Rossetti’s family arrived to pick him up, he was reported missing again and police issued an alert. The man’s car was found Sunday night abandoned at a marina.

Anyone with information should contact 615-215-3000.

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