This begins part two of Unfound's coverage into the disappearance of Thomas Doolin.

If you've not yet listened to Part 1, please find it in your podcast feed.

Thomas Doolin was a 59-year-old from New London, Connecticut.

He had one daughter and had worked paving roads. On December 6th, 2019,

Thomas made a frantic call to his daughter. After that, Thomas did not return to the sober house

where he lived. He was never seen again.

I'm Ed Denssel, and this is unfound.

So what about filing the missing persons report?

So he's missing.

They say, yeah, he was here, and now he's not.

December 6th, seemingly the same day that, you know, that you spoke to him and you had to take care of your own business, seemingly since the same day, it seems. And we two weeks later, this woman calls you, says, hey, where is your father? You didn't even know anything is up. But I do have to ask you those two weeks. You didn't think it was odd that you hadn't heard from them. You know, it does seem that you were having a lot more contact with him in the months leading up to that, but I have to ask.

Yeah.

I mean, I was worried about him, but I also remember at the time, like, with how my dad

could be, and with the way that he was acting the time the last time i had spoke to him

i felt more like he could have went and got himself to a hospital um to get himself some help

on his own so i just had initially like my mindset was more of like I think you know I don't think anything's

wrong I just you know I'm worried about him and I wanted to be okay maybe he's getting himself

some help to get his mind right and get on the right medication. Yep.

I mean, that's the one thing that I also still do kick myself in the butt for is that I didn't try harder soon enough or sooner.

Yeah.

Okay.

We just want to make sure on that.

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