David Dean Keesy, 33, was last seen in Tacoma, Washington on February 2, 2004. After a brief domestic dispute at a party that night, he left with a group of people and reportedly told others he was going to walk home; he was never heard from again. His disappearance was reported by his wife on February 20, 2004.

Keesy is described as 6 feet 2 inches, about 225 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. He was an enrolled member of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe, married, and a stay-at-home father. Accounts note he came from a large family and was known as the jokester; two of his brothers were among those at the gathering the night he vanished. He had struggled with addictions at times and had difficulty keeping steady employment.

Investigative details are sparse: the identities of the people he left with and much of what happened after he departed are unclear, and the Tacoma Police Department has had only limited leads and some unconfirmed sighting tips over the years. Does anyone who attended that party or knew David’s movements that night have information that could help fill in the gaps?