Imagine tuning into a livestream and stumbling upon a missing teenager who vanished weeks ago—well, that’s the bizarre twist Troy Coleman’s family believes they’ve encountered.
 The 17-year-old from Mt. Morris Township, Michigan, mysteriously disappeared on May 21, leaving his family desperate for answers amid a grim investigation with no solid leads.
But hope flickered unexpectedly when he allegedly appeared on a Twitch stream hosted by FaZe Lacy, a popular content creator, alongside his friend Clix during a Miami escapade.
Lacy’s thousands of followers witnessed a shirtless young man in vivid green shorts casually interacting with the streamers at a Miami restaurant, cracking jokes and mingling with other patrons.
Unaware of the gravity of the situation at the time, Lacy’s attention was later grabbed by an email from a person claiming to be Troy’s brother, Trent Coleman.
Trent reached out to Lacy, identifying Troy in the Twitch footage and revealing crucial details about his brother’s mental health struggles—specifically, that Troy suffers from schizophrenia and had been missing for months, with fears he was dead.
The emotional email read: “Hello, my name is Trent Coleman and my missing little brother from Michigan was on Clix and Lacy’s stream in Miami.”
“He was wearing green shorts and they were making fun of him, he is not on drugs he is schizophrenic and he is 17 years old. If someone can contact me about this I would be so thankful, he has been missing for three months and his case was put on homicide in Michigan.”
Sharing a screenshot of Trent’s message alongside a still from the stream believed to feature Troy, Lacy took to social media in a bid to amplify the search efforts.
“Yesterday on stream he came up to me and Clix and now his family knows he is alive and in Miami,” Lacy posted on X. “I wasn’t sure if I should make this public but I’m hoping somehow this helps him be found for his family.”
Before this unexpected sighting, Troy’s father, Weston Coleman, had made heartfelt appeals for his son’s safe return.
Weston disclosed that Troy, who suffers from hallucinations and requires medication he didn’t have with him, was last seen near Pasadena Avenue and Lavelle Road.
Concerned that Troy might have boarded a bus out of the area, Weston emphasized that his son poses no threat to the public.
 Described as 6′ 4″ tall, weighing between 165 to 180 pounds, with blue eyes and brown hair, Troy was last seen in a black hoodie, grey sweatpants, and white slide-on shoes.
Authorities urged anyone with information to contact the Flint Township Police Department at 810-600-3250.
 Amid the intense search and mounting concern, LADbible Group reached out to the Flint Township Police Department for further details on the ongoing investigation.
The unexpected twist in Troy Coleman’s disappearance has sparked a flurry of online attention, underscoring the power of social media in raising awareness and potentially reuniting families.
 As the search intensifies, the eerie sighting on a Twitch stream serves as a haunting reminder of the mysteries that unfold in our digital age.
For Troy’s family, every lead—no matter how unexpected—brings renewed hope in their relentless quest to bring him home.
Stay tuned as this gripping saga unfolds, with the internet community poised to play a pivotal role in the outcome.