When Jarod Came Back to the Stands During Halftime Break at the Broncos Game, Someone Was Missing. Now the Family Is in a Desperate Search

Jarod Tonneson went to the restroom at halftime during Thursday's Denver Broncos game at Sports Authority Field. When he returned, his father was not in his seat, nor did he come back at any point during the second half of the game or afterward.

It has been four days since Paul Kitterman's family has heard from him. They filed a police report after the 53-year-old disappeared without a trace.

“We were looking everywhere in parking lots, trees, bushes, anywhere we could think of,” Tonneson told KDVR-TV.

Paul Kitterman has been missing since just before the third quarter of Thursday's Broncos game. (Image source: KDVR-TV)

Denver police do not suspect foul play, according to the news station, but Kitterman's son said he "can't help but think something bad has happened."

KUSA-TV reported that Kitterman, who lives about two hours from the stadium in Kremmling, Colorado, attended the game with his son and two friends who provided the tickets.

"Paul and Jarod had never been to a game so we got some extra tickets," Tia Bakke told the news station.

Paul Kitterman, second from the left, stands next to his son and friends at the Broncos game Thursday. He went missing during halftime. (Image source: KDVR-TV)

Bakke and her boyfriend's seats were separate from Kitterman and Tonneson's seats. She told KUSA Kitterman didn't bring his cellphone or credit cards to the stadium, only carrying about $50 in cash because he's not a "technology guy." She added that he didn't have medical or substance abuse problems.

After the game, Kitterman's son and his friends called stadium security and police. Since then, they have made calls to local hospitals and jails with no luck finding him.

"This is just so not characteristic of Paul," Bakke told KUSA. "Paul is one of the most loyal, responsible people you'll ever meet in your life. He would never, ever just leave you hanging, and especially his son. He would never leave Jarod."

Watch KDVR's report about the man's mysterious disappearance:

"It's been the longest, [most] miserable three days of our lives," Bakke told KUSA.

(H/T: Daily Mail)