Brian Thomas Jenkins, 50, disappeared from Albany, New York, after speaking with his daughter on April 19, 2015. That morning he said he intended to check into the Capital City Rescue Mission’s substance abuse program; later that day he called again from somewhere near the Hudson River and reported he had been unable to get into the mission. His daughter offered to pick him up the next morning, but her later calls went unanswered and eventually went to voicemail.

There is an unconfirmed lead that he may have been at Albany Medical Center on April 20 or 21. At disappearance he was believed to be wearing a jean jacket and Merrill shoes and had no extra clothing. He is described as white, 5 feet 7 inches to 5 feet 9 inches, 160 to 180 pounds, brown salt-and-pepper hair, blue eyes, with tattoos including a panther on his left upper arm, a wolf on his left forearm, and a Harley Davidson symbol with an eagle on his right upper arm.

The family says the case has been difficult and that communication improved after a later detective was assigned. The case remains open. If anyone saw Brian near the Hudson River on April 19, 2015, or has information about his possible presence at Albany Medical Center on April 20 or 21, please come forward.