New photos show last known images of Georgia father who vanished during business trip

BATON ROGUE, La. — The family of 42-year-old Nathan Millard is desperate to find him.

The Walton County man traveled to Baton Rouge for a business trip, went to a college basketball game, then a pub, but never made it back to his hotel.

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He was last seen on Feb. 23 around 11:30 p.m. at Happy’s Irish Pub in downtown Baton Rouge. His phone was found a few blocks from the Courtyard Marriott in downtown Baton Rogue where he was staying.

Surveillance images show a stranger using Millard’s debit card, according to his wife.

Millard’s wife is praying for a miracle. “I’m heartbroken. It’s a nightmare that I want to wake up from. This is my worst nightmare,” said Amber Millard.

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Millard said the last few days have been tough for her and her family, especially for their daughter.

“He just attended the Daddy/Daughter dance with his daughter. He’s a good daddy. I go from, you know, one minute, not accepting reality to gut wrenching sick to my stomach,” she said.

Right now, she’s hoping for the best.

“I’m praying for a miracle, that he makes it home safely to us,” said Millard.

Texas EquuSearch has assisted in thousands of search and recovery cases across the U.S. and abroad, according to their website.

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They posted new photos of Millard on their Facebook page. The images show Millard at his hotel before he vanished. He was wearing a black Carhartt shirt, jeans, brown boots and a tan hat featuring an American flag.

Police are asking anyone with any information, to call CRIMESTOPPERS at (225) 344-7867. You can also call Texas EquuSearch at (281) 309-9500.

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