Cole Jackson,33, Missing Since July 13th, 2006 in Timpson, TX
Has anyone seen Cole Jackson? Cole Jackson, 33, has been missing since July 13, 2006. 
Cole was last seen when he truck he was driving came out of a pasture and rammed into an elderly man’s fence. It is reported that Cole made a phone call, but never showed up at the rendezvous point. He was never seen or heard from again.
Thirty-three-year old Cole Jackson was last seen on July 13, about a quarter-mile from the church, when he came out of the backside of private pasture and rammed his truck through an elderly man’s fence. He stopped briefly to say he was sorry and would make good on the fence, but first he had to get away from the “bad people” chasing him.
The following day, his truck was found abandoned in a pasture about a mile down the road where the vehicle was apparently stuck in a ravine.
Cheyenne Jackson, Cole’s sister contacted Texas Equusearch for help in finding her brother. She also contact SM, Missing & Exploited in hopes of putting the word and pictures out to as many people as possible.
Please make sure to tune in to Dana Pretzer on Friday, September 29, 2006 for an interview with the family of Cole Jackson’s family.
Cheyenne Jackson, Cole’s sister who lives in Dallas said EquuSearch had been a godsend for her family — and hopefully their involvement would mean that her father could stop going out and searching and researching the same woods every day, as he has for the last 60 days.
Cole Jackson was last seen wearing a brown shirt and blue jeans. He is about 5’7” tall and 165 pounds.
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Cole Jackson is severely asthmatic; however, he left both of his inhalers in his truck. According to reports, Cole Jackson was expecting his first child in October. It would also appear from reports that Cole was acting paranoid and a bit disoriented. It has been stated that “Jackson was not in a sound state of mind that day”. Also, family members found Jackson’s shoes with his wedding ring placed inside it.
“He was severely asthmatic, and he left both of his inhalers in his truck,” Wisdom said. “At the time of his disappearance he was acting paranoid and driving erratically. He felt like he was being chased. It’s possible that he became disoriented and got lost in the woods. He may have become dehydrated, or he could have had an asthma attack.”
An early morning discovery may have helped solidify Wisdom’s theory — family members found Jackson’s shoes with his wedding ring placed inside it.
Wisdom said it is likely that based on witness accounts and conversations, Jackson was not in a sound state of mind that day.
And his state of mind is something that search crews have to take into consideration when trudging through the brambles in the heavily wooded search parameters, Wisdom explained to a searcher. (The Daily Sentinal)
If anyone has any information or has seen Cole Jackson please contact Texas EquuSearch at 281–309–8500 or 877–270–9500.