Dane Edward Davis, 66, disappeared from his home in the Aloha area of Beaverton, Oregon, in autumn 2016. On the afternoon of October 18 he was last seen checking his mail near his Southwest Jay Street residence. Three days later a caretaker reported him missing; deputies found the front door unlocked, the house empty and his car still in the garage.

Dane had a diagnosed cognitive impairment that could cause confusion and wandering. His family had been arranging a move to a secure care facility and had reported him missing twice earlier in 2016; on both occasions he was found safe. His cell phone showed no activity after October 13, five days before his last sighting. He was described as a Black male, five feet six to five feet seven inches tall, about 185 pounds, with graying black hair and brown eyes, often seen in Oakland Raiders clothing. He walked often and frequented the Hillsboro Promenade, including Wendy’s and Albertson’s, and used MAX trains.

Despite ongoing inquiries and public appeals, his whereabouts remain unknown. If anyone saw Dane around October 2016 or remembers him at the Hillsboro Promenade or on a MAX train, can you share what you know?