Almost Solved · Missing-person research
Diamond Bynum: timeline, sources and podcasts
Diamond Bynum and King Rajan Walker appear together in NCMEC’s records. Follow the linked records carefully so that dates, descriptions, and identification images stay attached to the right person.
Open And Then They Were Gone in Apple PodcastsDiamond Bynum and King Walker · 2025-08-10 · 48m
Start your timeline with the sources
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Linked records · Diamond and King
NCMEC poster 1252008/2 identifies Diamond Bynum and associates King Rajan Walker. The linked King record names Diamond as a possible companion; preserve that qualified wording. Check NCMEC’s record
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July 25, 2015 · Gary reference
King’s NCMEC record lists missing since July 25, 2015, from Gary, Indiana. Check each person’s record when assigning a shared date to your own timeline. Check NCMEC’s record
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Identification images · Keep names attached
The NCMEC text labels King’s photograph as age-progressed to ten. That label belongs to his image, not Diamond’s. The linked records identify Gary Police as the agency. Check NCMEC’s record
You can connect related entries in a Research File while keeping each person’s source details separate. Do not turn a possible association into a finding about what happened.
Questions to follow
- Which person does each source field describe, and does the record qualify the relationship between them?
- When later coverage repeats a sighting or route, is it supported by an identified witness or an agency statement?
Listen, then check the source
The linked episode is independent podcast coverage. Compare its claims with the records above and keep an episode’s publication date separate from the dates of the events it discusses.
Keep the links that answer your questions
In Almost Solved, organize source links and your own notes in a Research File. Open one outside source, check it, and return to the app before starting the next trip. Add a copied or shared link when you need it.
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