he went from the home vs he has gone from home

Some examples from the web:

• He went from the funeral home to the crematorium all alone.
• That made Stig so angry he went home.
• And Luke beat him six times before he went home.
• Maybe he went home with her.
• I talked to Mr Evers before he went home.
• He went home, and I texted you.
• I'd calm Travis down before he went home.
• Maybe he went home with someone else.
• He poked around the north, then he went home.
• - What happened to Hochleitner? - He went home.
• It's time he went home.
• Sometimes we'd both sleep there before he went home to Bim.
• He went home to his mother.
• Then he went home... killed Mom and hanged himself.
• Last night, when he went home.
• Santino Bellini He went home and asked for pictures.
• He went home with his father.
• We was going to do some fishing before he went home.
• His son was here but he went home.
• Maybe he went home and celebrated with a couple of cheeseburgers.

Some examples from the web:

• How long has he been gone from home?
• - He has gone home now.
• No, he has gone home.
• He has gone home for the final time.
• Hasan has gone home early today.
• Kids are gone from home now, and everything feels a little different.
• I think the Grail has gone home.
• So, everyone with a life has gone home.
• She has gone home for the evening.
• Micah has gone home, Robert.
• The class turtle has gone home with 11 different children this year, and not one has brought it back.
• Everyone else has gone home. I don't know what you two are waiting for.
• Look, everyone in the office has gone home already.
• Unfortunately, Mr. Willoughby has gone home for tonight, but
• To be honest, Mr. Garber has gone home.
• We cannot fear too long... ...for Eddie Barzoon... ...has gone home.
• Your sister hasn't gone home.
• To me, it seems quite right to impose sanctions and to introduce an information requirement for employers, and if an employer has exploited someone, compensation should be paid even after that person has gone home.
• But if you're CEO. I'll be gone from our home.
• And they'd all gone home.