In grace befitting of our community the family of Scott Guseman show their appreication to the outpouring of support shown to them by all those involved.

Missing for less than a week and after help from law enforcement, The Laura Recovery Center, Texas Equusearch, and many others who helped spread the word, Scott was found safe. 

Labeled "Final Update" the Guseman family posted the following statement with hopes of donations to two local organizations dedicated to finding missing persons.

We were a family in need that called upon a community for help, and help you did. Everyone involved went above and beyond and demonstrated the true meaning of the word community.

There is nothing we could ever say, or do that could express the depth of our gratitude for each and every one of you, and especially the members of Laura Recovery, Equusearch, the League City PD, Channel 2, Channel 11, Clear Channel, and all other media outlets that helped us spread the word.

Scott's disappearance was a result of a stress induced event that caused him to feel he needed to leave. Obviously, what resulted was never his intention as he was not in a rational state.

There are those of you that will judge what has taken place here, and that is your right to do so, but what I saw take place was an inspiring convergence of a group of strangers that truly bonded together to support a family in desperate need of help.

The help, encouragement and support propped up a fragile family and resulted in the best possible outcome any of us could have hoped for. It is nothing short of a miracle.

We have one final request. Please help to support the organizations that came to our aid in this time of need. They were nothing short of spectacular. They rely on donations to operate. We will be doing our part, but encourage you to also get involved.

You can give donation on their websites:

http://www.lrcf.org/donate

http://texasequusearch.org/

Three days after Scott Guseman went missing Walgreens released video showing Mr. Guseman arriving at and entering their store.  With this video came more questions.  This video was taken about 2 hours after Mr. Guseman put gas in his truck across the street for what would normally be his ride to work.  It had been reported that 100$ was withdrawn from the ATM in Walgreens and investigators, family, and friends were unsure if it was him that withdrew the money or someone else.  It is clear with this video that it was indeed Mr. Guseman.  It was also reported from the facebook page being run by family and friends that it was typical for him to withdraw 100$ on Mondays for the week.  In the video it is also clear that Mr. Guseman had changed clothes.

As questions grow surrounding Scott Gusemans disappearance, one thing remains constant and that's that he is still missing.  It is important that everyone remember his loved ones want to know his whereabouts regardless of the circumstances.  

Unfortunately, in today's day and age with all the CSI and crime drama's on t.v., everyone is an armchair detective.  In the last 24 or so hours we've seen the families facebook page that was created to help spread awareness turn from prayers and well wishes to silly speculation, and random tips like "have you looked at his cell phone records", "you should track his bank records", etc..  While we're sure people are just trying to help, these comments are little more than a destraction to a family in distress.  Please know that our police are well equipped to handle these situations.  Tim Miller with Texas Equusearch has done this many times and he and his crew are on it now.  Please continue to share words of encouragement and support with the family on their facebook page,  Should you have any information regarding Scotts whereabouts Please call the League City Police Department at 281-338-4177.  But as a community in support of the family let's all tap the brakes on the speculation, on the families facebook page.  They are frantically trying to find out what happened to thier loved one.

UPDATE:  Mr. Guseman has contacted his family and he is safe. Click here for update

Monday morning around 8:30 51 year old Scott Guseman left his home in the League City subdivision Vantage Point Circle and never made it to work according to League City Police.

He used his credit card at the Walmart gas station on the corner of 518 and hwy. 146 which would be on his normal route to work.  That was his last known whereabouts.  About two hours later, his family said his ATM card was used inside the Walgreens across the street where someone withdrew $100.  His family does not know if Guseman was the person who withdrew the money.

Anyone with information about Guseman’s whereabouts is asked to call Sgt. Bryan Campbell at the League City Police Department at 281-338-4177.

Family and Friends have set up a Facebook to help communicate with the public.  Here is a link to the page.

SCOTT GUSEMAN
Missing Since: April 23, 2012 at 8:30AM
Age: 51
Missing From: Vantage Point Circle
Sex: male
Height: 6 ft.
Weight: 200 lbs.
Eye Color: Blue
Hair Color: Dirty Blonde
Race: Caucasian
Complexion: medium
Birth Date: September 11, 1960
Distinguishing Marks: Tattoo of the Tasmanian Devil on left calf
Clothing Description: Khaki slacks and yellow polo shirt with work logo W & O Supply
Scott may be driving a 2007 red, Dodge Ram, 2-dr, long bed pick up
TXLP No. 84BLT6

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