Stearns County Sheriff’s Office Looking For Help With Cold Case

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI

Oct 21, 2022 | 5:45 PM

(KNSI) – The Stearns County Sheriff’s Office has released several photos of people who may be able to help locate Joshua Guimond. He originally went missing on November 9th, 2002.

On that night, at about 11:45, Guimond left a party being held in a room at the Metten Court dormitory at Saint John’s University. It is the last time he was ever seen. No one inside the room realized Guimond had walked away and are unaware of where he may have been going.

Twenty years ago, Guimond stood six feet tall with blonde hair and weighed 176 pounds.

The photos released by the sheriff’s office are all from images saved on Guimond’s computer. Each person has never been identified and deputies hope at least one of them can provide some information that explains Guimond’s disappearance.

If you can help, call 320-259-3700 or submit a tip through the office’s website.

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