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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP101329)
In the spring of 2017, family members of 63-year-old Thomas Schulte received a phone call from him, a communication that was not out of the ordinary, as he typically reached out to family about once a year. At the time of the call, on or around May 1, 2017, Schulte was in an unknown city in Texas. This would be the last time his family would hear from him. Concerned after an uncharacteristic amount of time passed with no word, his family reported him missing. The Washington County Sheriff's Office in Minnesota officially took on the case.

Thomas Schulte had chosen a transient lifestyle for the majority of his adult life, often living without a permanent residence. He was known to travel to and reside in warmer climates, with a history of spending time in states such as Texas, Arizona, and Florida. His yearly calls to family were a lifeline, a way to let them know he was alright. The silence after the May 2017 call was a cause for significant worry, prompting the official missing person report and the subsequent investigation into his whereabouts.

Official reports from the investigating agency have indicated that Thomas Schulte has been located alive. While the specific details surrounding the circumstances and date of his being found have not been made public, the case is no longer considered an active missing person investigation. The overview of the case highlights a man who, despite choosing a life of solitude and travel, maintained a connection with his family. The prolonged silence that led to the missing person report was ultimately resolved, bringing an end to the uncertainty for his loved ones.

Last Seen: May 1, 2017

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