Search For Timothy Ceaser Continues

Speculation and rumors that the disappearance of 22-year-old Philadelphia resident Timothy Ceaser was connected to the killing of four young men in Central Bucks County have put new emphasis on the case.

While authorities have said the two cases do not appear to be connected, news reports and social media posts sharing information on Ceaser’s case have been shared across the internet due to the public’s speculation. 

In a statement, Bensalem-based Know It All Intelligence Group said there is “no evidence to believe [the cases] are connected.” The firm is working the case pro-bono on behalf of Ceaser’s family.

Ceaser, according to Bristol Township police, was last seen on June 1 in the area of the Croydon 7-Eleven on Route 13 near the Neshaminy Creek. The 22 year old was wearing a plain black hooded sweatshirt with a white hooded sweatshirt underneath with different specks of colors on the hood when he left his mother’s car. In addition, he also had on an olive color t-shirt, dark blue jeans and tan and black Nike sneakers. He may have also had a  black toiletry bag, black jeff cap and tan slippers with him.

Ceaser’s mother told Philly.com that she appeared to witness her son, who had various medical issues, get into a car at the store before he disappeared.

In her interview with the news organization, she said her son was receiving threatening computer messages the night before he disappeared.

On Sunday morning, Know It All Intelligence Group worked with Michael Mallon, a commercial drone pilot and owner of Oldskillz Aerial Photography and Graphics, to use a drone to survey the area along the Neshaminy Creek. A team of investigators from Know It All Intelligence Group also searched the area near where Ceaser was last seen and canvassed for witnesses.

“Today, we were looking for anything that may have belonged to Tim, such as clothing, etc, as well as dense brush areas that may have appeared to be disturbed by foot traffic,” said Marc Bourne, a licensed investigator and co-founder of Know It All Intelligence Group.

Mallon’s drone brought a new investigative tool to the missing persons search and has been used in previous cases.

“Drones are just starting to be utilized for missing persons searches, given the area that Tim Ceasar went missing and the amount of waterways that are nearby. I figured that a drone would be a great asset to our search,” Bourne said. “Drones can cover much more area quicker than a ground search can do and can get to areas that a foot search cannot.”

Bourne said his firm will be updating the case on a dedicated webpage.

Anyone with information on Ceaser’s disappearance can contact Bristol Township William O’Keefe Detective 215-785-4707, the township’s anonymous tip line at 215-788-8289 or Know It All Intelligence Group at 1-866-931-TIPS (8477).