Jacob Cameron Paddock-Weeks, 27, disappeared after a single-vehicle crash on the morning of February 2, 2019, on U.S. Highway 285 near Indian Hills in Jefferson County, Colorado. The white Dodge Ram involved belonged to Jacob; witnesses reported seeing someone matching his description exit the truck, appear unharmed, run across the highway and head into the wooded hills toward the Mount Lindo Cemetery and a nearby RTD Park-n-Ride. The Colorado State Patrol found a mechanical failure of a tie rod caused the crash and reported no obvious injuries to the person who left the scene.

Jacob’s wallet, identification and cell phone remained in the truck. He was not dressed for cold weather when last seen. At the time he was living out of his truck after a breakup, on probation for several misdemeanor charges, and drug paraphernalia was found in the vehicle; a warrant for a probation violation was issued after he went missing. Extensive searches by the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office and a private company hired by the family have not produced results, and the mountainous terrain has complicated efforts.

His family says Jacob routinely stayed in touch, which makes his sudden silence especially troubling. Does anyone have information about Jacob’s whereabouts that could help investigators or his family?