Timothy Roy Boeshart was a 33 year old from Laurel, Mississippi.

He loved sports and lifting weights.

On September 3rd, 2017, a friend picked Tim up from church.

They went to one house where Tim then got a ride to another friend's home.

No one seems to know what happened to Tim after that. He was never seen again.

I'm Ed Denzel and this is unfound. So, Everyone who knows me well knows I don't fit into groups very easily. In high school, despite playing team sports,

I hated wearing the same uniform as everyone else.

In college, I was in a housing group.

It's sort of kind of like a fraternity and for two years I never

wore the colors or symbols like I was expected to. Even today I'm friendly, I'm sociable, but I never like the idea of being identified with any group

Maybe it's the reason that unfound isn't affiliated with any podcast companies I just don't like the idea that I would ever have to sacrifice my wants and needs and beliefs just because others expect me to do to some sort of group think philosophy.

I'm really as about as individualistic a person as you will find who lives in a metropolitan world.

But I never had to go through what Tim Bouchart did in his life.

He found himself in jail after a series of missteps and an unfortunate addiction to painkillers.

To avoid any bodily harm while serving time, he had to join a gang, the Latin Kings, giving up any sense

of individualism so that he would come out of prison alive.

Then a few months later he went missing while trying to beat the drug addiction

that had taken over his life and we the public are left to try to figure out if it's

coincidence or not that the people who saw Tim last were all in the gangs.

And now summary of the case.

Tim Boeschart was by all accounts

your typical 21st century type of guy. He loved sports, he played sports, he took

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