He lived in a house in the 100 block of Pearl Drive. Shortly before midnight January 23, he left a "very long, but disturbing" voicemail for his mother. The police saw his vehicle left in the driveway when they went to his house, but neither he nor his roommates, Natasha Myers and Christopher Burgess, were there. Burgess's older model red Chevrolet S-10 pickup truck was missing also. Myers and Burgess were reported missing shortly after Price was. They both returned home on January 27, but Price never did. They said they had taken a short trip to Tennessee. Burgess and Myers said they last saw Price early morning January 23, when together at an Oakwood Acres home near High Rock Lake. Price co-owned the house with Burgess. According to them, they and Price went their separate ways after. Price's girlfriend last heard from him around the same time, via a phone call at 1:15 a.m. and a text message at 1:40 a.m. It's uncharacteristic of Price to leave without warning or to be out of contact with his family and girlfriend. He left his identification, phone charger, coat and extra clothes behind.