Welcome back to Missing. I am Tim here today with Lance Lance. How are you today?

I'm doing great today Tim. We were really fortunate to be able to speak with our guests today

and have her tell her story about her son. Before we get to that, what's your story Tim? How are you?

I'm doing great over here. Thanks a lot for asking. This interview was great. It was great to

speak with Mania Davis. Mania is the mom of Dimon Mitchell who went missing in Escondido, California

on March 20th, 2021. And it's sort of a complicated disappearance in that it's hard to know where to look

because Mania believes that Dimon was traveling to Tijuana, Mexico and never returned. So she has

done an incredible job in speaking with the Escondido police, with even Tijuana police and trying

to find answers for her son, Dimon, who went missing in March of 2021. And because of how recent

this disappearance is, it's telling when you're listening to Mania speak about it, it feels like

she's on that fence of whether or not she believes her son is alive or no longer living.

She comes across as very organized and very determined to find answers. And then even during

the interview, at some moments, she says, I'm just, I can't think straight. So it's a really

fortunate insight. And I don't use a word fortunate in a good way, but it's fortunate in that

listeners can hear where someone is at, especially a parent at this stage in their son's disappearance.

And she had Dimon when she was very, very young, he was 50 years old when he went missing or he's

50 now and he's been missing about a year, little over a year. She was very young. And she said

essentially they grew up together. And that is incredible. And he was a type of person that

wanted to help people. And that's not like a hyperbolic statement that that a parent would say

just because they feel that way about their son. He was homeless intentionally. And he would go

into these communities. And he would help people. And that was his reputation. And by all accounts,

a really good human being. But again, listening to Mania speak about him and understanding that she is

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