TYSONS, VA — A desperate search is underway for Kyle Coleman, a Morehouse College student who vanished following a car accident near Tysons Galleria on the night of Friday, June 6, 2025. His family is urging the public to help bring him home safely.
Kyle, who had just completed his freshman year at the prestigious Atlanta-based college, was reportedly involved in a crash near the intersection of Galleria Drive and Tysons Boulevard. Since that time, he has not been seen or heard from, prompting increasing concern from his family, friends, and local authorities.
His mother, Cim Coleman, took to Facebook on Sunday to plead for help, writing:
“MISSING — My son Kyle Coleman was in a car accident on the night of Friday, June 6 near Tysons Galleria mall (between Galleria and Tysons Blvd) and has not returned home. We are praying for his safe return. Contact me if you have any leads.”
The incident occurred in a busy part of Fairfax County, and authorities from both Fairfax County and Prince William County are now involved in the investigation. Fairfax County Police are handling inquiries related to the accident, while Prince William County Police are the lead agency on Kyle’s missing person case.
The Coleman family, supported by the Morehouse College community and many online, has launched a social media campaign in hopes of spreading awareness. Posts asking for help and prayers have been widely shared across platforms as loved ones anxiously await answers.
Anyone with information is urged to contact:
- Prince William County Police (Missing Person Info): 703-335-8300
- Fairfax County Police (Crash Info): 703-324-7329
As of Sunday morning, June 8, Kyle’s whereabouts remain unknown. His family remains hopeful and is asking the public to continue sharing his photo and details in an effort to aid the ongoing search. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.