Where is Jimmy Gracey? Police continue search for missing student.
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The friend Jimmy Gracey went out with on March 16 last saw him at around 3 a.m. Since then, police have found his phone, but no trace of the missing man.
A search for a missing American college student in Barcelona continues after authorities say James “Jimmy” Gracey, went missing in the early morning hours of March 17.
Gracey went out the night of March 16 to Shôko, a club in Barcelona, his mother wrote in the public Facebook group Barcelona Expat Families.
Gracey is a University of Alabama student, according to WBMA and WVUA.
Family members are pleading with community members in Barcelona to come forward with any information.
Here's what we know so far about the disappearance.
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