Santa Monica police reported that the stays of Beau Mann, the founding father of the tech firm Sober Grid, had been discovered within the courtyard of an deserted property late final month. Dental information confirmed his id, and no explanation for dying has been decided.

The corporate stated on Fb, “Beau was a ravishing soul who spent the higher a part of his life serving to others.”

Mann, 39, had been lacking since November 20, 2021. Surveillance footage confirmed him exiting an Uber and coming into a 7-Eleven within the San Fernando Valley at 2 am. LAPD police reported that Mann made a 911 name from one other Uber shortly after that, however they may not find him. Uber information point out he was dropped off in Santa Monica at 2:35 am, close to Sober Grid’s workplaces. That was the final report of his travels.

Mann’s disappearance has mystified his household and legislation enforcement ever since. Final yr, he was featured in an episode of Dateline’s “Lacking in America” sequence.

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Foul play is just not suspected

Earlier right this moment, Dateline spoke with Sergeant Erika Aklufi of the Santa Monica Division, who stated foul play was not suspected. Police investigated Mann’s Uber driver early on within the case, however did not file fees.

Mann based Sober Grid in 2015, an app that connects folks in restoration, helps them discover assembly, and gives help. Based on his household, Mann spent his early years battling medicine and habit, however “he turned his focus and keenness in the direction of serving to others” by launching Sober Grid. The app at present has a member base of over 300,000.

“Whereas he’s not with us, we all know Beau’s spirit will stay on in Sober Grid’s mission to assist these in want,” Sober Grid stated in a press release.

Police are asking for help on the case. Anybody with any details about this incident or particular person(s) concerned is inspired to contact SMPD Detective Ismael Tavera at 310-458-2256, [email protected], or the Watch Commander (24 hours) at 310-458-8427.