Jacob Rogers was 36 when he disappeared in Philadelphia on Thanksgiving, November 26, 2015. That evening he spoke with his mother and said he was at 30th Street Station planning to pick up a one-way ticket for a train to visit family in Charleston, West Virginia; the train was due to depart the next morning at 8:15 a.m., but Jacob was not on it when it arrived. There is no confirmation he ever collected the ticket or boarded the train.

Jacob is described as about 6 feet 1 inch and 185 pounds, with blonde hair, blue eyes, a pierced right eyebrow and pierced left ear, a soul patch and a sometimes-blue-dyed wispy chin growth. Tattoos include three Chinese letters vertically on his upper right bicep and a Lucky 7 with a star on the same arm. Early reports said he wore a burgundy Jenkintown hooded sweatshirt, though authorities later expressed uncertainty about his clothing at the time he vanished. His bank account showed no activity after the day before Thanksgiving, and his cell phone went out of service.

The Philadelphia Police Department’s East Detective Division has kept the case open and renewed appeals for help. What details about Jacob’s movements that night can anyone add, or did anyone see him at 30th Street Station on November 26, 2015?