Christopher Wojnowski, 23, vanished from the Fort Montgomery area in spring 2000 after leaving his mother’s home in Eastchester on April 8. He was driving his father’s 1989 Toyota Corolla, which was later found abandoned on the Bear Mountain Bridge with the engine running, the passenger door ajar, and the hazard lights flashing. Christopher’s wallet with ID and cash remained inside the car.

Surveillance from the bridge shows him pacing between the vehicle and the bridge railing but does not capture him jumping. Christopher was described as a 23-year-old white male, brown hair, hazel eyes, about 5 feet 11 inches and 170 pounds, last seen in a black bomber jacket, olive green long-sleeve sweater, gray Polo tee, khaki Polo pants, black belt, white socks and black Timberland boots. He had recently lost his job and struggled with drinking; investigators searched the Hudson River with sonar and underwater cameras but found no trace.

Does anyone have information about Christopher’s movements on April 8, 2000, or recall seeing him near the Bear Mountain Bridge that day?