The ticket seller asked, "Do you want to return? It's less than a pound more." He was 14. He said no. September 14th, 2007. Doncaster. [music] Andrew Gosden, 14, gifted student, perfect attendance. He says "See you later" [music] to his parents. He doesn't go to school. He goes back inside, changes his clothes, empties his bank [music] account, and walks to the train station with a PlayStation and a bag of band patches. No phone, >> [music] >> no passport, no one who knows where he's going. He sits alone on [music] the train for 2 hours, playing his PSP. The only passenger who remembers him says he [music] didn't speak to anyone. 11:25 a.m., King's Cross. He walks [music] through the barriers, out the doors, into London. He has not been [music] seen since. The CCTV footage wasn't found for 27 days. Every camera around King's Cross [music] had already been wiped. Two men were arrested in 2021, released without charge. His father says, "It never gets any damn easier." >> [music] >> His bedroom is still painted his favorite color. He would be 32. Why did a 14-year-old [music] with perfect attendance, no phone, no social media, and no known reason buy a one-way ticket to London? Like and subscribe [music] Gray File TV. New file every day.