Joshua Guimond, a 20-year-old student at St. John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota, was last seen on November 9, 2002. He disappeared after leaving a small gathering at a friend’s dormitory around 11 p.m. Joshua, a political science major, never made it back to his on-campus apartment, and his car was later found undisturbed on campus. Friends and family reported him missing the following day when he failed to show up for an important school event.
Joshua left behind critical personal items, including his glasses and credit cards, and was not dressed for the cold weather, raising immediate concern. Multiple theories have been proposed over the years, including accidental drowning in a nearby lake, foul play, or even a connection to a string of other disappearances of college-aged individuals in the area. Investigators searched the local lakes multiple times but found no evidence supporting the drowning theory.
Additionally, someone erased data from Joshua's computer after his disappearance, which later revealed he had searched for information on making fake identification cards. Some theories suggest he may have encountered foul play after meeting someone online, though no concrete evidence has emerged. His family continues to believe that someone on campus may have information about his disappearance, but his case remains unsolved to this day.Last Seen: Nov 10, 2002
