The University of Missouri student was missing for two weeks after a night out with his fraternity brothers in Nashville in March before he was found in the Cumberland River.

The family of college student Riley Strain, who was found dead two weeks after going missing in Nashville, reflected on their tireless search in a heartbreaking press conference.

After weeks of searching, the body of missing 22-year-old Missouri college student Riley Strain was found Friday, police said, marking a tragic update to a case that has gripped the nation.

The body of missing college student Riley Strain has been recovered, police said Friday morning.

The body of missing college student Riley Strain has been recovered, police said Friday morning.

The search effort to find missing college student Riley Strain recently centered on a new location after a series of new developments in the case.

The United Cajun Navy has joined in the search for missing University of Missouri student Riley Strain and they are giving a stern warning for those heading out to search for themselves.

Video released by police this week shows some of the final moments before University of Missouri student Riley Strain disappeared in Nashville late last week.

Riley Strain’s mother and stepfather aren’t giving up hope that they will eventually find their 22-year-old son, who has been missing since March 8, according to NBC News.

Tennessee officials are investigating whether missing University of Missouri student Riley Strain was overserved alcohol at the Nashville bar where he was asked to leave the night he vanished.