Damon Crestwood's Conversation With A Mullins Family Friend Sounds Unsettling In Hindsight

According to Radio Times, Damon Crestwood was the Mullins' neighbor. Moreover, he had been good friends with Patrick Mullins' brother, Gray Mullins, since the 1980s or 1990s. Although not much is known about his background, The Cinemaholic reports that Crestwood was a father and chef. That being said, Newsweek notes that he was not particularly

According to Radio Times, Damon Crestwood was the Mullins' neighbor. Moreover, he had been good friends with Patrick Mullins' brother, Gray Mullins, since the 1980s or 1990s. Although not much is known about his background, The Cinemaholic reports that Crestwood was a father and chef. That being said, Newsweek notes that he was not particularly close to Mullins. In "Unsolved Mysteries," Dr. Mark Sylvester, a friend, stated, "He was just a likable, dependable, admirable guy. But after Pat's disappearance, his behavior quickly became markedly different." Needless to say, this demeanor irked Mullins' family as they saw Crestwood's life slowly fall apart after the death.

Another article from Radio Times explains that Crestwood told Mullins' wife Jill that he "would go and look out along the Manatee River and cry and sob for hours." Gray Mullins added (via The Cinemaholic) that Crestwood would often "break into tears and then uncontrollable sobbing." However, Mullins' family was confused by this reaction — the two men never had a deep friendship and were, at most, acquaintances.

Even more unsettling, friend Stephen Covey went on to say (via The Cinemaholic), "Damon was just kind of off the rails. Constantly asking, 'If something happened, would you still be my friend? Could I count on you being there?' None of us really knew exactly why."

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