Conor Anderson cause of death update: Nashville missing persons case ends in tragedy; cops share details on Denver man
Conor Anderson had flown in to Nashville from Colorado for a work trip but had gone missing over the weekend.
Conor Anderson, a Colorado man who went missing in Nashville, has been found dead. Metro Nashville Police Department shared the tragic news on social media. Police found Anderson's body in a wood line adjacent to a parking lot near James Robertson Parkway. There are no immediate signs of foul play, but the exact cause of death is pending autopsy results.
Anderson last interacted with police near Woodland and Main streets, where he pointed to a recent conversation with men outside a bar and claimed he'd given $20 to show them the neighborhood. During a police interaction, Anderson was asked about inconsistencies in his story and appeared intoxicated. He refused to provide a driver's license for a report and was told to take a rideshare to his hotel, the Millennium Maxwell House.
Anderson did not return to the hotel, and his body was later discovered less than a mile from where he was last seen.
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