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

Doing fantastic today Tim. Tis the season of the leaf blowers in the neighborhood.

So I apologize if that's coming through loud and clear. I don't think it is though,

but I can hear it and it just resonates in my head for months and months.

But you know what? I want to be resonating in my head. Your mood. How are you?

Wow, wow. Thank you. I know. Right. Yeah. That was okay. Yeah. I'm doing great.

I'm I'm excited to introduce this conversation with a determined woman. Her name is Robin.

She is the mom of Mark Austin Dunn who has been missing since March 18th, 2017,

officially from Phoenix, Arizona. And I say officially because as you'll hear in this conversation,

there seems to be some debate over when he was last seen because the official date of his disappearance is in question.

So says Robin. And he was 24 years old at the time of his disappearance,

which would make him 30 years old today. He was a bigger guy, six foot, three inches, 210 pounds.

He's a Caucasian male, brown hair, green eyes. And when you look at the photos of him from the Charlie project.org,

there's a series of photos where he has a bunch of different types of looks. Sometimes he has a thin mustache and a beard.

Sometimes he has long hair. Sometimes his hair is shaved right down in sort of a buzz cut.

And it's interesting what Robin said about his moods and connection to his hairstyle.

So if he was feeling good, he would have the longer hair. He does suffer from bipolar disorder.

So we touch in on a lot of those emotional issues, the mental health issues, how that's handled by the hospitals and communication between the hospitals and the families.

So a lot of interesting insights here when the mental health issue is brought into the equation.

And this case has been worked on by private investigations for the missing. Of course, that is the nonprofit that we are on the board of Lance.

And you can find out more at investigations for the missing.org. And of course, they are always looking for donations.

And if you have any information, you can contact the Phoenix Police Department at 602-261-8065.

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