Logan Schiendelman was 19 when he disappeared from Tumwater, Washington, on May 19, 2016. Raised mainly by his grandmother and a former student at Tumwater High School and Washington State University, he was last seen after a morning kitchen conversation in which he said he’d had an epiphany. The next day his black 1996 Chrysler Sebring was found abandoned on the southbound side of Interstate 5 near milepost 92, stopped against the center median with his wallet, cell phone, and driver’s license inside.

Witnesses described the car swerving across lanes before stopping. One witness said a tall white man exited the passenger side and ran into nearby woods; another reported seeing a man resembling Logan with two white men earlier that day. A police sketch of one unidentified man was released and a six-hour search with tracking dogs turned up no sign of Logan. Law enforcement calls the disappearance highly suspicious and a dedicated detective remains assigned to the case. The family continues to press for answers and a reward is offered for information.

Did anyone in the Tumwater area see Logan or his Sebring around May 19, 2016?