Daniel Moses was 59 years old at the time of his disappearance in June 2011. His sister, Sheila, describes him as being a kind and gentle soul who adored his large family, containing ten other siblings and—at the time—a living mother who lived next door. Daniel was the oldest of his siblings who, at the age of 17, after growing up in the rural county of Rehoboth, North Carolina, decided to make a move up north to New Jersey. He had hoped to find more prosperous opportunities compared to his hometown. He was successful, and he began working as a long-haul truck driver. His fortunes grew further when he got married and promptly started a family. Sheila, who was only young when Daniel left, came to visit her big brother when she was old enough, and the pair enjoyed trips to the cinema and concerts.

Life for Daniel in New Jersey was, by all accounts, good. However, Daniel’s fortunes changed when he experienced a serious back injury in 1998. His ability to work ended, as did his marriage. He subsequently moved back to Rehoboth, purchasing his grandfather’s old home next to his mother’s residence. There, he started an on-off-again relationship with a woman whose name I could not determine and whose role will become much clearer later on.

He spent his weeks fishing, bike-riding, and learning karate. He also made exceptional barbecue sauce that he sold to nearby family and friends, earning him the nickname of ‘The Barbecue Man’. Then, in June 2011, Daniel sold his last batch of barbecue sauce and disappeared without a trace.

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