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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Beth Elliott hasn't given up on searching for her son who went missing four years ago in Carroll County.

 He was my best friend in addition to my son,  she said.  Everybody loved him. 

Christopher Tarr, 33, was last seen in a rural area of Temple on June 22, 2022. Elliott describes him as a funny and sweet man, who wouldn't go long without speaking to her.

 People don't just disappear like that,  she said.

Elliot told Atlanta News First her son had a substance abuse problem and she believes that's what brought him to Venable Road.

But what happened after that is unclear. Still, Elliott is desperate for answers from people who may know something.

 I know someone knows something and at the very least, as I said, even if you're anonymous, just let us know somehow, some way, what happened to Chris,  she said.

Elliott is also using this opportunity to stress that just because someone suffers from substance abuse, it doesn't mean their disappearance is any less important.

 It is a disease. But I really hope this interview brings closure for Christopher's case, but also it brings attention to the fact that it doesn't matter who you are or what you've done,  she said.

The Carroll County Sheriff's Office said there are no updates in this case. However, the case remains open and they are asking anyone with information to call them.

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