Joe David Key, known as Joey, was 30 when he was last seen in Talihina, Latimer County, Oklahoma, on February 12, 2001. He was White and Native American, about 5 feet 9 inches and 150 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. He had significant medical vulnerabilities: a seizure disorder, partial blindness and paralysis, and a plate in his skull. He had several tattoos, including a sword or knife with the word Outlaw on his left arm, a motorcycle with the name Brittany on his left arm, and Joey across his knuckles.

His disappearance is described as suspicious but sparsely detailed; he was in Talihina that day and then gone, with few leads or witnesses. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and the Latimer County Sheriff’s Office keep his file active. His case is noted alongside two other men from the area, Darrell Hammons and Jeffrey Lee Ben; Ben’s remains were later found in Pushmataha County in 2006, while Hammons remains missing.

Does anyone who lived in or traveled through Talihina in February 2001 remember seeing Joe or his van, or have any information that could help investigators?