TN TN - Charles Toliver, 30, Clinton, 4 Feb 2000

CLINTON - It has been almost 10 years since Charles Lee Toliver - and nearly all of his belongings - disappeared.

Left behind is a trail of conflicting stories, a police report the family says is incorrect and a stack of mail returned to Toliver at an address that was not his from places his family says he never lived.

Toliver, 30, was flamboyant, hyperactive and a skilled spinner of tall tales, according to his family. His only income was a $512 per month disability check. His parents, Danny and Constance Toliver of Strawberry Plains, never learned what that disability was but suspect a mental or emotional illness, possibly bipolar disorder. He made choices that dismayed those who loved him. He had been in prison for theft.

http://www.knoxnews.com/news/local/parents-fear-never-knowing-sons-fate-ep-409487492-359161521.html

https://www.facebook.com/Help-Find-Charlie-Toliver-400393066732834/?fref=nf

Appalachian Unsolved: Mother seeks answer in son's 2000 disappearance

http://www.wbir.com/news/local/mother-seeks-answer-in-sons-2000-disappearance/474114225

In February of 2000, the Toliver’s received a phone call from one of Charlie’s friends saying he was in danger.

They went to the 30-year-old's home in Anderson County to search for him, but found nothing.

"I think one or multiple persons has done something very evil,” Toliver said.

What followed was weeks of conflicting stories, mysterious phone calls and different addresses.

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