[UPDATE Thursday: Located] Family Searching for Missing Eureka Teen

Jonathan FieldsThe immediate family of Eureka 17-year-old Jonathan Field has not seen or heard from their son since Friday, January 17, 2020. According to his mother Sara Morgan Edge, “He went to school on Friday and when he did not come home that night, I figured he was with friends and would be home by Sunday at least.” When Sunday night came and Jonathan had not arrived home, his family reached out the Eureka Police Department.

EPD’s Public Information Officer Brittany Powell stated, “We took a runaway juvenile report, on January 19th at 5:00 pm. The information we received was that the last time family saw him was Friday, January 17th when he was leaving for school. He has run away before. At this time, he is still listed as a missing person. If anyone has any information regarding his whereabouts, they should reach out to Eureka Police Department.” The number to call is (707) 441-4060.

Jonathan FieldsJonathan Fields is 5’8’’-5’9’’, weighs 140 pounds, has shaggy brown hair and brown eyes. He wears a retainer. He also commonly wears dark Levi jeans, black Vans shoes, hoodies. Other brands he is partial to include Adidas, North Face, and Humboldt Republic sweaters.

Sara spent the weekend contacting Jonathan’s friends attempting to pinpoint his location. After speaking with school personnel, Sara established that he had attended at least some of his classes on Friday.

Over the weekend, Sara was told her son had been staying at friends on F Street near the Muni. EPD officers would be dispatched to that address and, according to EPD’s Public Information Officer Brittany Powell, “Officers responded to a residence at the 1000 block of F Street on January 20th around noon based on information provided by the mother. Adults told officers that Field was not on scene.”

Just today, an extended family member of Jonathan’s told his mother that she actually saw him at Fresh Freeze Drive-In on Sunday at 11:23 a.m. where he was eating.

Compelled by worry for their son Jonathan, Sara’s husband actually “canvassed F Street. He approached anyone on F Street and showed them Jonathan’s picture.” Fliers were also taken to the Bayshore Mall’s security office and the Eureka Teen Center. Sara had “50 colored fliers” printed up and will be distributing them throughout Eureka this afternoon.

In hopes Jonathan will read this article, his mother says, “We just want you home and safe. Everyone loves you. You mean so much to this family.”

UPDATE 5:10 p.m.: According to a counselor at Eureka High School, the friend that Jonathan was supposedly with on Friday and Saturday said that Jonathan had in fact came to his house on Saturday, accompanied by an unknown blonde male, “skater-looking”, approximately 6’2’’. The friend thought the unknown male was from Fortuna. Based on this information, the family is suggesting Johnathan could be currently in Fortuna.

UPDATE Thursday: Jonathan has been located. According to the EPD, “Jonathan Field returned home and has been cleared from the missing persons system.  His mother called today around 3:40 p.m.”

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HOJ in Training
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HOJ in Training
4 years ago

“Any escape might help to smooth
The unattractive truth
But the suburbs have no charms to soothe
The restless dreams of youth”

Neil Peart

William Shakespeare
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William Shakespeare
4 years ago

@ HOJ IN TRAINING RIP NEIL PEART AKA THE PROFESSOR..

Erik
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Erik
4 years ago

RIP.💙 I’ve seen Rush live more than any other band. Hopefully Neil is re- integrating himself with the clockwork of the universe nicely.

Mr.bear
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Mr.bear
4 years ago
Reply to  Erik

I’m jealous. only saw them once

Muddy Black Dodge
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Muddy Black Dodge
4 years ago

Oh man, teen years are tough… Head home young man.

Hank
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Hank
4 years ago

I hope he is safe.

R-dog
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R-dog
4 years ago

I hope you find him Sara I be praying for him from your uncal from covelo

Craig
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Craig
4 years ago

Hmmmm, at that age, my friend and I would venture out on a whim, be hundreds of miles away from home without telling truthfully of our whereabouts, and luckily make it back home at the designate time, without the parents being the wiser.

Today, that’s not case, whereas I now let the family know of my current whereabouts as much as possible.

Deborah hart
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Deborah hart
4 years ago

Yeah there was a time when I ran away from home too and I was a very very lucky nowadays there’s so much I don’t even want to mention in case the family is reading I just know he’ll be found safe if there is any way I can help search let me know I’ve been trained in tracking and I don’t mind getting out there daytime nighttime snow whatever please contact me and I’ll stay out there until we find him and bring him home blessed to the people peace to the people of his family

Very nice
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Very nice
4 years ago
Reply to  Deborah hart

oh man that is so incredibly kind of you we can just call you any time of the day or night in any weather to track things because of your tracking abilities that your trained in and offered because you used to run away when you were a child but that was in a much different point in time which was much safer than the current point of time which your insinuating is more dangerous to the point youd rather not describe in detail to the parents in case they are reading of what might or could or will happen to this boy if he ran away in today’s times that your willing to just help out and that is truly the point which is wonderful and god bless you

Bigmeat707
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Bigmeat707
4 years ago
Reply to  Very nice

What you just said was one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever read. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this thread is now dumber from having to read your response. You are awarded no points and god have mercy on your soul

Periods Matter
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Periods Matter
4 years ago
Reply to  Deborah hart

That was really difficult to read.

Parents are the problem also
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Parents are the problem also
4 years ago

There’s a serious parent issue going on here.

North west
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North west
4 years ago

My reply was deleted. But it was around the same thing your saying. Designer clothes. Ha

Just Asking
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Just Asking
4 years ago

I’m sorry, but if my teen-ager didn’t come home after school on Friday, I wouldn’t just assume he’s coming home on Sunday. Who does that?

T
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T
4 years ago
Reply to  Just Asking

Each parent has a different relationship with their child. What does or doesn’t work for you is most definitely not the same way someone else might go about parenting.
Also, way to be an unsupportive douche. If you have kids you should be the first to empathize with this HUMAN BEING.
Don’t throw stones…

catbus1974
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catbus1974
4 years ago
Reply to  T

Amen, to this. Try not to colour your views of people you don’t know based on views of some whom you may know. It can be ineffectual .

F
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F
4 years ago
Reply to  T

I can’t imagine a situation where a child not coming home for two days with no communication would be considered anywhere within reasonable or “normal”. . Maybe for a drunk husband or wife but even that should be dealt with other than “we wait two days”…

Compassion
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Compassion
4 years ago

This young man is 17 and close to adulthood. So many of us could not be controlled at that age. “Just asking” I’m sure you are the finest parent in the land but who lays blame on a worried parent asking for help when they have little or no back story and no relationship with this family. Seriously who does that.

anon forrest
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anon forrest
4 years ago
Reply to  Compassion

I left home at 16, but at least I said goodbye.

Carissa
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Carissa
4 years ago

What happened to people lifting one another up. Parenting issues or not, this family is suffering and in need of their community. It’s a mute point. It’s not up for discussion either. This family is swallowing their pride and humbling themselves to ask for help. Even if they are the beat people/parents in the world, they are still already beating themselves up to think of anything they could have done differently. Even when this is NOT their fault. Why would anyone want to kick them while they are down?? There is a 17 year old missing. That is the point. Seriously Humboldt, when will you all rally together to make it a better place to live?

Kym Kemp
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4 years ago
Reply to  Carissa

Well said.

Janice
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Janice
4 years ago
Reply to  Carissa

Thank you! I wonder about this every time I read those self-righteous items. Prayers this young man is found safe and sound.

North west
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North west
4 years ago

Every one had a father. It’s to bad they’re not all Dads

Parents are the problem also
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Parents are the problem also
4 years ago

Near adulthood. What does that mean? And what does it say about the parents? If he is living in the house with his parents doesn’t he have an obligation to at least call his parents to report where he is going? This has little to do with his age and more to do with how he was raised.

Industrial Disease
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Industrial Disease
4 years ago

Old enough to enlist in the Army, for example.

JWD
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JWD
4 years ago

With parents signed permission and a High School diploma.

Idiocracy
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Idiocracy
4 years ago

Teens know they can say or do whatever they want. Hold their families hostage. If a parent disciplines, the kid simply says they are being abused. Everyone wants to believe the teen before the parent. 99 out of a 100 teen abuse cases are full of BS. These teens tell lies about their parents to gain support in their running off. Either they will survive their impulsive stupidty or they won’t.

I wish peace for this family. And I hope their naive kid will gain some common sense.

F
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F
4 years ago

I wouldn’t wait two days for my child to come home. And the report saying the father “actually” canvassing F Street? Like that was a big thing to do? I would be canvassing everywhere and consider that a given not an over the top thing to do if my child was missing. Sounds like the family could use some help with responsibility issues. And the son should at least call home.

Bunny
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Bunny
4 years ago

Really F? Apparently you don’t read other comments before commenting. Read the comment above you and above that one. Way to be thoughtless.