Found Deceased IL - Timothy Fogt, Age 50, Tinley Park, June 7, 2025

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Timothy Fogt, 50, is a white male, approximately 5-foot-8, weighing 185 pounds. He was last seen leaving Credit Union 1 amphitheater Saturday around 11 p.m. He was wearing a black jacket, white Live Nation shirt and black pants.

Anyone aware of his whereabouts should contact police non-emergency number at 708-444-5300.


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Timothy's FB. Log into Facebook It states he lives in Romeoville, IL. However, the white pages state he lives in an Apartment in Chicago. https://www.usphonebook.com/timothy-fogt/U4ETOwQDOxYTO4YzNzEzNyQTN10yR

The concert at the venue last night was for the band "Pierce the Veil". Parking opened up at 2 in the afternoon, and the show began at 7 PM according to the venue's FB page.
Map of Tinley Park to his FB stated residence in Romeoville
. About a 30 minute drive. Tinley Park to Romeoville

Map of Tinley Park to his current phone book listed address: Note: it shows an hour if you take the Tollway 294. However 294 is under heavy construction so locals have been using alternative routes during peak times.

 
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DBM, I don't think I am allowed to post this info
 
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Unfortunately, Timothy was found deceased early Sunday afternoon

So sorry to hear that, from what I could find, he was very well regarded as a teacher in Romeoville. Attached is a map of where the accident happened. The concert venue is in the lower right of the screenshot (Google map of Tinley Park, IL). Where you see the "cloverleaf" is where I-80 intersects with 43 which is the "Harlem" street they are referring to. He may have been headed on foot to distant parking, or a restaurant, or even a hotel nearby, if he didn't want to drive if he had planned on having some alcohol. But that's busy, traffic wise, even at night.
 

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Has a cause of death been released?
 
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It sounds like he was doing security at the show, to earn a little extra money during the summer.

RIP, Timothy.
 
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Has a cause of death been released?
The medical examiner wouldn't issue one this soon even if the COD was obvious. The medical examiner in Cook County does maintain a public website I know how to get to, but it's usually several weeks before COD is populated. When an eldely gentleman was hit by a train 3 blocks from my home a couple of months ago, it took about a month for the COD to be entered where I could find it.

But given that Mr. Fogt was a pedestrian found on the median of a very busy highway, it's likely he was struck by a vehicle. Given the number of large trucks that come through that interchange, it's also possible that whomever struck him, if that is indeed what happened, may not have ben realized it.
 
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June 9, 2025 article


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The crash is not classified as a hit-and-run, state police said. Reports that the driver left the scene are unsubstantiated, according to officials.

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Fogt's remains are awaiting an autopsy by the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office.

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June 9, 2025 article


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The crash is not classified as a hit-and-run, state police said. Reports that the driver left the scene are unsubstantiated, according to officials.

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Fogt's remains are awaiting an autopsy by the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office.

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Sadly, what I had surmissed. There's a lot of semi traffic though there (the labratory my husband works at when he's not traveling, is in Tinley Park so we're famliar).

My condolences to his family - he was a respected teacher and from what I read online was loved by his students.
 
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It's very unfortunate. In a local news site it was mentioned the family believes a mental health crisis might have been happening, so I don't know if he did it deliberately or if he was in such a profound state of crisis that he wasn't thinking clearly. I live in the area and it's not exactly the kind of area where you would mistakenly wander into the road or think for a second you could work your way across, nor would you need to since there's an overpass on Harlem that would take you over to the other side of 80.
 
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