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Missing IL boy Timmothy Pitzen’s grandma on where she thinks he is 13 years after his disappearance
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0:54Now PlayingFamily and friends of missing Illinois boy Timmothy Pitzen believe he is alive in a religious community with no access to the outside world or the internet, and possibly unaware of who he is.
Linda Pitzen, the boy’s paternal grandmother, has come up with the theory that her daughter-in-law, Amy Fry-Pitzen, 43, gave Timmothy away to Mormons in May 2011 — just days before killing herself, leaving only a short, cryptic suicide note behind.
In the note, Fry-Pitzen reassured her family that Timmothy was safe and had been placed in the care of others who “love” him, but warned them that he would never be found.
Linda Pitzen, after “torturing” herself trying to decipher the note, along with her family, is convinced her grandson is still alive.
“I think she wanted Timm to be raised Mormon,” Linda Pitzen told the US Sun. “The rest of us aren’t Mormon and I think this was her way of making sure he was after she’d gone.”
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