Abram Arthur Johnson, 60, was last seen leaving his Fairhope, Alabama home on February 20, 2018, two days before his 61st birthday. He stopped all communication from that moment and was not heard from by family or friends. His vehicle was found three days later, abandoned in a rural area of Conecuh County near a powerline cut in the Owassa area, several counties from his home.

A missing person report was not filed with the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Department until March 19, 2018, and the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency issued a Missing Adult Alert on May 1, 2018. Johnson is described as a white male, gray or partially gray hair, brown eyes, 6 feet 0 inches to 6 feet 3 inches, 180 to 210 pounds, with two to three hundred tattoos on arms, abdomen, neck and back, and a mustache and goatee. Investigators have received tips over the years, including two callers who reported seeing a man matching his description panhandling in Baldwin County, but those sightings have not been confirmed.

What information might finally explain why Abram left home and why his car was found far from Fairhope?