Charles David Miller, 55, was last seen June 14, 2017, in Orlando, Florida. He lived in an apartment on West Central Boulevard but had a long history of homelessness and was well known along Orange Blossom Trail, frequenting places such as the Citgo gas station, Whiskey Burgers, Maggie’s Bakery and the Parliament House.

Miller struggled with bipolar disorder and alcoholism and had repeated hospitalizations and arrests related to his mental health. He usually kept in touch with family by calling every few days; those calls stopped after June 14, 2017, which prompted concern. At the time he went missing he was wearing a Hawaiian shirt with a palm tree print and carrying a trumpet. Distinguishing features included a healed, improperly set broken middle finger, missing and blackened teeth, and a circular scar on his inner thigh.

Despite searches by family and the Orlando Police Department, Miller’s whereabouts remain unknown. If anyone saw Charles around mid-June 2017 or remembers where he spent time near Orange Blossom Trail, please share what you know.