Christopher Lynn Sanders was a 40-year-old from Kaysen, Texas.

He had two children and loved to fish.

On the morning of August 13th, 2017 in Monaghan's Texas,

someone saw Chris walk away from his trailer.

Jump a fence, head east on I-20, and disappear in the distance.

He was never seen again. I'm at Denzel and this is

unfound. I'm going to do.

So, you know. So, We as humans are constantly putting up barriers around ourselves.

The literal, we don't want our neighbors looking into our backyard,

farmers don't want their cattle to escape and a country's sovereignty is based on its ability to keep people out.

Of course in contrast, the East Germans build a wall to keep its own people in.

We also have the figurative, to protect us from rejection,

to help us from being hurt,

to keep our own egos from being bruised, and frankly to keep us from trying new things or new thoughts, delineating

between mine and yours, ours and yours, his and hers, this all helps us to define who we are, both physically and mentally,

what I am personally responsible for,

and what is somebody else's business,

and not my own.

Boundaries matter. Well, in the case of Christopher Sanders he had overcome some

barriers and walls in his life, a father who wasn't involved in his upbringing, a drug addiction that controlled him for 15 years, and a

bipolar condition that was defeated with medication. Then Chris disappeared, and

we're left to figure out what happened after he once again

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