Devin Isaacs’ Mom: I’ve Stopped Counting The Days

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A desperate plea is being made by 38-year-old Tashanna Thompson, the mother of now 17-year-old Devin Issacs. 

Isaacs was last seen by his mother and siblings before going to bed around 11pm on May 15th. 

According to police, he was captured on CCTV later that night talking to a man in a vehicle shortly after 1am outside his home on Carmichael Road.

Last month, Commissioner of Police Clayton Fernander told the media that three people were being questioned about Devin’s whereabouts. 

However, his mother says the trail has since gone cold.

She says Devin’s disappearance has left an emptiness in the hearts of his family. 

His 17th birthday was on July 2nd, marking a sad reminder of his absence.

His little sister was also emotional.

In a desperate move, the family has put up a $2,000 reward for information leading to Devin’s safe return. 

His mother also urging the public to put an end to cruel comments on social media and help bring her son home.