The Upworthy article confirms Engdahl lived unhoused for seven years and recently moved into his first apartment. However, the provided evidence does not explicitly confirm his age as 28, and no other independent source corroborates these specific details.

The web results provide general information about North Carolina or unrelated TikToks about moving, but none of the provided evidence mentions Brandon and Holly Dunn or the specific date of April 22.

The search results discuss car windows being smashed in Singapore, Toronto, and Cardiff, but there is no evidence regarding a car window being smashed for Brandon and Holly Dunn.

The evidence from the 'Homeless Man Helps Find...' search result mentions the return of a late Chihuahua's stolen ashes and memorial relics, which aligns with the claim. However, this is only found in one relevant source snippet.

No evidence provided mentions the relationship duration of Brandon and Holly Dunn or their inability to have children. One result mentions a different Holly Dunn (a country music artist).

One source explicitly mentions Katie Michie and the flyers she put up in Seattle to find the late Chihuahua's stolen ashes. No other independent source corroborates this.

The Upworthy source confirms that Chris Engdahl found and returned the items and that he made a living from dumpsters, supporting the claim that he found them in the trash. No other independent source confirms the specific location of the find.

The 'Homeless Man Helps Find...' source mentions a GoFundMe and Katie Michie's involvement. The Upworthy source mentions a GoFundMe raised money for Engdahl. However, the specific amount ($7,224) and the dog's name (Reo) are not corroborated by a second independent source.