A man who disappeared from Connecticut nearly a decade ago was found dead in New York where he had been living under a new name. Robert Hoagland was reported missing in Newton, Conn. on July 29, 2013, after he failed to pick up a family member from the airport and did not show up to work, per NBC News. His cars, wallet, cellphone and medication were all found left at his house, and police reported that he was last spotted at a gas station in the city. His disappearance launched a high-profile nationwide investigation, with people from around the U.S. reporting sightings of him, and he was even featured on the Investigation Discovery show Disappeared. No one knew what happened to Hoagland until this week when the Sheriff's Department in Sullivan County, New York found him dead at a residence in Rock Hill. More on this story in our bio link. 📷: Newton Police Dept.