In 2017, 19-year-old Tanner Scott Ward left his home in Trenton, Missouri, telling his family he’d be back in about 30 minutes

In 2017, 19-year-old Tanner Scott Ward left his home in Trenton, Missouri, telling his family he’d be back in about 30 minutes.

He kissed his daughter Sophia goodbye — a loving father with a future he hoped to rebuild. 

But Tanner never returned. As hours turned to days and then weeks, his family’s worry grew into a nightmare. An endangered person advisory was issued, and loved ones scoured the area, hoping for news, answers, any sign of him. 



Six months later — on December 4, 2017 — his body was found by children walking near a wooded area just blocks from his family’s home. Tanner’s remains were discovered hanging from a tree, badly decomposed and missing his feet. 

Police and the Grundy County coroner ruled his death a suicide after a full autopsy, but Tanner’s family has never accepted that conclusion. What really happened to him?

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