I have expected Josh to return home to my father’s house at any time with a wife and small children so that they can meet their grandparents and two aunts. As one of his two older sisters, I have always chosen to believe that this was the case. “’Since Josh was 18, it has been reasonable to assume he may have decided to leave town to start a new life. In a post online, she wrote of her brother’s disappearance: The hope of finding Josh began to fade and his sister Kate spoke of how she had always hoped that he had simply skipped town to go play music or start a different life and held on to the hope of such an eventuality. The searches were spread far and wide, scouring the neighbourhood and wider parkland area, days turned into weeks and weeks turned to months yet still, no clue as to his disappearance had been uncovered. I called his friends, nobody had seen him. “I got up one morning,” He said, “and Josh was there, then he just never came home.
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Having always been such a free spirit, at first the worry was only a small nagging in the back of their minds, however, as the days passed and Josh had still not returned, his father took the sudden disappearance more seriously and on the 13th May, called the police to report Josh missing. He loved nature and often went out hiking alone, so his sister thought little of the farewell but when he failed to return later that evening, worry settled in. On the 8th of May, 2008, he left the house, telling his sister Kate that he was going out for a walk. He mother and father were divorced and Josh lived with his father Mike and two sisters Kate and Ruth. At school, he was a bright student and was seemingly well liked and well known.
He had a carefree attitude to life, grew his hair long, loved music, played the guitar spent much of his free time writing. Josh was 6 feet tall, 150 Lbs and apparently something of a creative mind and a free spirit. Joshua Maddux lived in Woodland Park, a small city with a population of around 7,500, nestling among the natural beauty of the Pike National Forest in Teller County, Colorado. This is Dark histories, where the facts are worse than fiction. Crammed inside the brickwork lay the mummified body of Joshua Maddux. As they tore down the chimney, they made a grim discovery.
The cabin hadn’t been used in years and inside was damp, the stuffy space smelt badly of rot. In 2015, less than a mile away, Chuck Murphy was demolishing his old wood cabin to make way for a property development. The search for Josh continued for seven long years but remained unfruitful.
A nature lover and free spirit, this was nothing unusual, however, when he didn’t return, things took a strange twist. In May of 2008, 18-year-old Joshua Maddux bid his sister farewell and left his house to take a walk.
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