His family wasn’t worried at first, as Tim sometimes traveled without telling anyone, and he was planning a trip to England. However, he left everything behind: his car, $250 in cash, and even his apartment. The only thing missing was his checkbook, but there was no activity on the account after October. This was unusual for Tim; he always stayed in touch.

There was a possible sighting of him in Canada three days later, but it wasn’t confirmed. Adding to the mystery, Tim had a lot of cash on him – at least $3,000, possibly much more, from a recent car down payment. He was known for carrying large amounts of money.

Police investigated a possible connection to Larry Brown, a drug dealer. Tim sometimes sold marijuana, and there were rumors he dealt with Brown. Brown was questioned but denied involvement and passed a lie detector test.

While there’s no proof of foul play, his disappearance is strange because he left all his belongings. Police considered suicide, amnesia, or murder related to his drug involvement or a robbery, but there’s no evidence to support any theory. The case remains unsolved, and his family eventually held a memorial service.