Timmothy Pitzen Missing 10 Years: Cops Hope New Pic Brings Leads - Aurora, IL - A decade after he was last seen, the Center for Missing & Exploited Children has released a new age-progression photo of Timmothy Pitzen.
Updated: 7:17 AM PDT May 12, 2021 WISN.com Staff It has been ten years since a boy went missing from Aurora, Illinois.Timmothy Pitzen was last seen alive on May 12, 2011, in the city of Wisconsin Dells.The boy would be 16 years old today.(Video above: Timmothy Pitzen s grandmother reflects on his disappearance)The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children released a new age-progression photo of what Timmothy might look like in 2021.The then-6-year-old disappeared with his mother, Amy Pitzen.Investigators said she unexpectedly picked the kindergartener up from school on May 11, 2011.The two went to the zoo in Brookfield, Illinois, and spent the night at a resort in Gurnee, Illinois.On May 12, Timmothy and his mother drove to the Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.Investigators believe they also traveled through Racine and Johnson Creek, Wisconsin.They were reported missing by his father after several unanswered phone calls.The mother and so
Timmothy Pitzen: New Forensic Image Released 10 Years After Boy s Disappearance Timmothy s case has been a mystery since 2011, when police found the boy s mother dead of an apparent suicide along with a note saying her son was safe and in someone s care, but that he would never be found
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Ten years after a 6-year-old Aurora boy first disappeared in a case that sent shockwaves through the Chicago suburb and even the country, a new age progression image has been released as the search for answers continues.
The image from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children shows what Pitzen may look like now, at the age of 16.
May 11, 2021
(WKOW) The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) has released a new forensic image of an Illinois boy who disappeared at the Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells a decade ago.
Timmothy Pitzen was six years old disappeared on May 11, 2011, after his mother, Amy Pitzen, unexpectedly picked him up from school. The next day, Timmothy s father reported his wife and son missing. Several days later, Amy was found dead in a motel in Rockford, Illinois, and left behinda note saying her son was fine but that no one would ever find him.
“It’s hard to believe that we have been searching for Timmothy for ten long years now,” said Timmothy’s father, Jim Pitzen. “We believe he is out there and we hope every day that he will make his way home.”