Brett Detamore emailed his family from San Antonio six days after a high-profile search. Authorities are now investigating a suspicious fire they say is possibly related to his disappearance.
Brett Detamore, a man missing from the West University area, was found and taken to a hospital, the Harris County Constable Precinct 1 said.A West University Place developer and father of three who was the subject of a massive missing persons search was transported back to Houston after he reached out to his worried family overnight.
Rosen said Detamore is now being medically evaluated at a hospital. Meanwhile, questions continue to go unanswered relating to what happened during the past six days. Over the course of the next 48 hours, West University police, Harris County Precinct 1, and Precinct 5 constable deputies were all involved in an extensive search. Texas EquuSearch volunteers were also called out, with dozens combing the park.
ABC13 has monitored Detamore's disappearance since the first day but did not report on the case until Monday when West University police responded to social media rumors with an on-the-record news conference. Chief Ken Walker confirmed that he did not believe foul play was involved."Early on, our guys were able to develop evidence that he probably left on his own for a lot of reasons," Walker said.
"It's our job. It's our fiduciary duty, and it doesn't come down to what our expense is. We just have a job to do," Rosen said.
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