As of November 10, 2026, relatives of Belize City resident Brian Ferguson are grappling with growing anxiety after no contact with the 30-something man has been made for more than 14 days, following his reported plan to travel to a local caye to take up a watchman position. According to family accounts, Ferguson, who had a consistent habit of checking in with loved ones even when working remotely on the country’s offshore islands, has not sent a single call, text, or in-person visit since he was last seen leaving his home for the supposed work assignment. His sister, Britney Gordon, shared the first moment the family realized something was deeply amiss: she received a panicked message from their mother, who noted three days had passed without any sign of Ferguson, a highly unusual deviation from his routine of visiting Gordon’s home every Sunday for a family meal. Two consecutive missed Sunday visits confirmed to the family that Ferguson had not simply chosen to go off-grid voluntarily. Compounding their distress is the fact that the family has never received any confirmation that Ferguson ever safely arrived at the caye where he was meant to work. A former employer of Ferguson recently reached out to Gordon, explaining that the last time she spoke to him, he had asked her to locate his social security documentation so he could complete the required paperwork for the new caye job. She told him to call her back once he had secured the document, but all subsequent attempts to reach the number he had been using went unanswered, marking the last verified point of contact anyone outside the family had with Ferguson. With no official updates or leads from local authorities to date, the Ferguson household is now mobilizing its own independent search operation, which will focus on Belize City port zones and adjacent coastal waters, areas the family believes may yield critical clues about his location. The family is urging any member of the public who may have seen Ferguson, witnessed his travel to the port, or has any relevant information about his whereabouts to contact them directly at 661-8032, as they race to locate him and bring him safely home.