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Sober Grid CEO Beau Mann's remains were positively identified after being found in the courtyard of an abandoned property in Santa Monica, California, in April.
Remains found in abandoned property in Santa Monica identified as missing man from 2021.
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The body of Beau Mann, the founder and CEO of a digital health company, has been found in California, nearly a year and a half after he disappeared.
Human remains found last month in Southern California have been identified as those of the Sober Grid app founder who disappeared in 2021. The Santa Monica Police Department says the remains of Beau Mann were found on April 25 at an abandoned property in Santa Monica and were positively identified by the Los Angeles County coroner on May 6. The cause of death remains under investigation. Sober Grid is a social media-style app that provides support to people in recovery from addiction. Mann was 39 when he was last heard from after he got into an Uber in Los Angeles. He texted 911 from the Uber.
Beau Mann was last seen Nov. 30, 2021, getting into an Uber outside a convenience store near the L.A. offices of Sober Grid, a platform he founded for people in addiction recovery.