By O’Ryan Johnson Friday, April 20, 2007 - Updated: 06:49 AM EST
A 22-year-old MIT senior on the cusp of graduation and a new job as a downtown currency trader vanished 12 days ago, after speaking with his grandmother and sending e-mails to fellow students, his family said. Late last night his mother, Sue Kayton, said she fears a body found on Cape Cod could be her son, Daniel Barclay. “We don’t know if it’s him,” she said. “No one knows. They said they think it could be him.” Cape and Islands District Attorney Michael O’Keefe said the body of a young man was discovered on Scusset Beach in Bourne by a woman walking there yesterday afternoon. The man’s identity was under investigation and was not released.
Barclay’s last recorded contact with the world occurred just before midnight April 8 when he e-mailed classmates finalizing details for an upcoming debate and arranging a presentation with his toy design class.
He was supposed to give the presentation that Monday but never showed, Kayton said.
“He’s never vanished where he hasn’t gone to class,” said Kayton, who crossed the country from her San Francisco-area home and moved into a Cambridge hotel room, where she is assisting police with the search for her son.
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