Simply Vanished Friends,

Trust me when I say “only God knows Josh’ steps, timing and whereabouts his remains lay today from 20 years ago in the dark of that nite.”

Nine years ago 10/3/2015 my son went missing after a wedding in Otsego MN ….. 5 days later after 5,000+ angels searched my Joseph Gerald Brunn was found deceased in the near by river.

God knows who played a part in my boy and Josh’ disappearance. God’s time grinds slowly to the truth.

A barometer I keep in mind is when the mystery of Jacob Wetterling was revealed by an angel commanded by God —-Kay Baker brought light to Patty Wetterling of the news of her missing son of 27 years ——God brought the killer to admit and gave this broken mother her son’s remains.

Think about how Jacob’s empty vessel (soul & spirit lifted to the heavens by our Saviour) was found —- placed in a shallow grave, wrapped in cloth, preserved perfectly, for even the most doubtful human to see God’s Supreme Power reign——within 30 minutes or so Jacob’s vessel lifted from that shallow grave of 27 years and preserved was his football jersey claiming it was Jacob.

Now science can’t even challenge this one!

As for this mother I know my son was saved from evil and today all I have is 1 prayer to our Heavenly Father———“if it’s your Will God bring me an angel (like Patty recd) to find if and who murdered my only son - vengeance you say Lord is yours Romans 12:17-19 and Deuteronomy 32:35

amen. Trusting in the Lord.

Patty (Joe’s Mom)

Amen”.

Pray for Josh’ parents that one day an answer comes.

Patty (Joe’s Mom)

I always wondering did Nick take the Link bus home (that runs between the universities) or did he drive home? The bus only runs a few times after midnight before shutting down for the night. Also, the dorms had curfews on when your guests needed to leave. Not saying people didn't break them, but how do those timelines line up with Nick's story.

I just thought about this again, too. I thought Josh's case had the chance to have a similar breakthrough as with the Carey Mae Parker case, which first opened my eyes to the potential of podcasts to make a difference. I guess it was not to be.