Leo James Wagner was a 26-year-old from Great Falls, Montana.

He was Native American and a father.

On April 27, 2021, a reliable witness saw Leo strolling but bleeding along St. Mary Lake in Bab, Montana.

This person then lost sight of Leo.

He was never seen again.

I'm Ed Dunsell, and this is unfound.

Music And this is unfound.

I didn't plan it this way.

But last week, August 14th, to be exact, I did an interview with Jason Blair that will come out sometime in the near future on his podcast, the Silver Linings Playbook

podcast. And the topic was Native American Disappearances.

And here we are today with one of those very cases.

Like I said, not planned.

Yet we have done this before.

In fact, many times on Unfound,

Austin Pivo, Tiffany Reed, to name a few. We've even covered many First Nation disappearances in our neighbor to the north, Canada, Carl Schooner Jr., immaculate Basil, Bonnie

Joseph. For Jason's show, we discuss many specific cases that have not yet been featured on

unfound. So make sure you don't miss it. And I will have general insights on this problem

after the interview plays today. On that note, well, for Leo Wagner, the theories are very limited as to what could

have occurred. However, it does give us a chance to examine what happens on the res. And now a

summary of the case. Leo Wagner did not come into this world alone.

He has a fraternal twin sister who is 12 minutes younger than he is.

Yep, he got here first.

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