Two Young Brothers, 4 and 7, Tragically Found After Playing Near the River in Johnson County

What began as a joyful family day by the Brazos River in Johnson County, Texas, turned heartbreaking. Four-year-old Banx McAmis and his seven-year-old brother, Bowyn Miller, went missing near the water at Hamm Creek Park on the evening of October 7, 2025. After an extensive search, the boys were found later that night. Authorities confirmed it was a tragic accident, leaving the local community in deep sorrow.

Officials shared that the family had been enjoying time together when the children disappeared near the water’s edge. Emergency crews from several departments joined the search, and the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office later thanked all who assisted. The medical examiner ruled the incident as accidental, and investigators said no wrongdoing was suspected.

Bowyn, a student at Plum Creek Elementary School, was remembered as kind and cheerful, while Banx was described as full of life and energy. Their school district offered counseling and shared heartfelt condolences with the family. The Sheriff’s Office also reminded families to stay cautious near open water and to use safety gear whenever possible.

Following the loss, friends and neighbors rallied to support the family through online fundraisers, raising over $35,000 to assist with memorial costs. Loved ones described the brothers as inseparable and deeply loved by everyone who knew them. The Johnson County community continues to honor their memory, holding the family in their thoughts and prayers.

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