Daniel Oberg, 28, was last seen on April 23, 2017, in Sweet Home, Oregon. Surveillance at a Sweet Home Safeway shows him at 12:43 p.m. that day in the company of at least one other man; another man waited in a car with two dogs. After he left the store, Daniel, his car, and the two dogs vanished from view until his family reported him missing on April 25 when he failed to return home.

His car was later found abandoned, stuck in the mud on a hillside off Marcola Road in Lane County, and both dogs, Misa and Koda, were recovered in the Marcola area. Daniel was known to visit the Quartzville Recreation Corridor in Linn County, and the disappearance involves both Linn and Lane counties. Ground searches and K9 teams from Lane and Linn County Search and Rescue searched the rugged terrain near where the vehicle was found but turned up no sign of him.

Investigators have interviewed people thought to have been with Daniel that day and have followed tips over the years, while his family has held vigils. It remains unclear what happened after he left the Safeway. If anyone was in the Sweet Home area on April 23, 2017 or has information about Daniel’s movements that day, please come forward.