Benton E. Zastawnik, 59, was last seen at his Cleveland home on Plymouth Road on the morning of December 19, 2018. His wife saw him sleeping before she left for work that day; when she returned he was gone. He left behind his wallet, keys, phone and the daily medications he needed for seizures and neuropathy, a nerve condition that limited his mobility. He did not have a vehicle or a bike and was believed to have walked away.

Ben is a white male, six feet tall, about 185 to 195 pounds, with brown eyes and graying, often-shaved hair, plus a mustache and goatee. Distinctive tattoos include a lion on one shoulder, a tiger with greenery on his chest, a small gecko near his groin and a face with flames on a calf. He may have been wearing a bluish-grey sweatshirt, a black Pink Floyd hooded sweatshirt, possibly a long leather jacket, black Milwaukee motorcycle boots and his gold wedding band.

His family offered a reward soon after he disappeared and the Cleveland Police Department asked the public for help. The investigation remains open. If anyone knew Benton’s movements on December 19, 2018, please share what you remember.