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Brandon Lee Barron was a 34-year-old from Fayetteville, Arkansas.

He loved to sing and cook.

On June 23rd, 2020, Brandon's parents saw him walking on the road near their house. They expected to see him at their place in a few minutes. Brandon never arrived.

He was never seen again. I'm Ed Dunsell and this is unfound.

In the system I've created of classifying disappearances, we might call the one featured today a walk-off, although ultimately you, the listeners, get to make that decision.

However, there is a special kind of walk-off type where witnesses who are believable and honest and have no reason to lie state that a person left,

these witnesses believed the person was going to come back, but never did. This is in contrast to when people walk off,

and nobody is sure about their intentions.

What are some of the kind that we've covered on unfound already?

Paris Hobson went for a walk from her family's house,

saying she'd be right back but never returned

jesse ross same as paris but he left a convention room in a hotel in chicago and never came

back and early in unfound's existence dominie cully grisham who left his house while on the phone with someone and never

returned, although everyone believed he would be back in a few minutes. What goes on with this type?

Were the missing people lying? Did they get lured? What could happen in just a few minutes well with the disappearance of brandon

baron although his circumstances are a bit different the two trustworthy witnesses his parents

certainly believed brandon would be at their house very soon. But that didn't happen.

And his parents are still waiting.

And now a summary of the case.

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