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I went back and was looking through his photo app and this just was like I just feel cannot believe I didn't see my child on a hundred six days.

I can't believe that people just are just sitting in jail with so much evil in their heart that they don't feel like I deserve to know who my kid is.

Sometimes I have a dream like I do like oh that's just a dream just didn't really happen.

So I do when I wake up and realize that it's reality. It's like a slow overbearing sadness that just falls upon you.

And then you know since I have a relationship with the Lord which I am so thankful for because I would not have ever been unmated as far with my son missing.

Nobody's children are perfect no human walking on this earth is perfect.

We're going to make mistakes and if we don't make mistakes behind it we should have been going on with the Lord.

What is God going to do with a perfect person down here?

On August 22nd 2020 18 year old Tyreys Gibson left his Jacksonville Texas home that he shared with his mother, stepfather and sisters.

His intentions were to go hang out with some friends and possibly go to a party.

But none of Tyreys' friends saw him that evening and he never came back home.

Tyreys' family reported him missing immediately and began searching for him on their own.

But details would soon emerge that were far more horrific than anyone could have believed.

From Marissa and from Wanderie this is episode 266 of The Vanished Tyreys Gibson's Story.

They all remember that person from high school who was smart and talented and also the class clown.

They had an infectious personality and everyone liked them thought they were funny and knew they were destined for great things.

That person was Tyreys Gibson who was a 2020 graduate of Jacksonville High School, located in the Piney Woods of East Texas.

For this story we spoke to Tyreys' mom, LeVance and she shared with us just how much everyone loved Tyreys, no matter where he was or who he was with.

He was always the smallest child. My older daughter is not really tall but his twin sister is tall and then I'm tall.

He was always the smallest but always the toughest. He's just a always a really happy kid. He's got his teenage years and his twin sister is still growing.

He just ain't growing. When you grow up you're going to grow. He said, I don't worry about it mama because one day I'm going to be tall and then both of y'all.

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