Thomas Kern Fleming, 57, was last seen leaving his mother’s home on Country Club Lane in Glendale, Missouri, around 11:00 a.m. on June 16, 2016. He left in a silver 2007 Nissan Versa notable for a large red Panda sticker on the rear windshield, wearing a black and gold striped shirt, blue jeans and tennis shoes. Thomas was diabetic and needed medication, which he did not have with him, and he also had a history of depression.

A receipt for a certified letter from the State Board of Accountancy was signed at 11:16 a.m. that day; it could have been signed at his apartment in Kirkwood, but the board’s attorney later questioned the signature’s authenticity. His bank and credit accounts showed no activity after his disappearance. On June 28 his Nissan Versa was found abandoned near a coal plant by the Mississippi River in Sauget, Illinois; witnesses had seen the car in that area in the days after he vanished. The vehicle showed no signs of foul play and appeared mechanically normal. The Kirkwood Police Department is investigating and no evidence of suicide or other suspicious circumstances has been reported.

If anyone knew Thomas, his routine, or saw the Nissan Versa in the days after June 16, 2016, please contact the Kirkwood Police Department.