Dennison Clark Stookesberry, a 56-year-old disabled man from Blakesburg, Iowa, was last seen the evening of February 8, 1999 after a fishing buddy dropped him at home following time at a bar. He relied on medication for diabetes and heart problems and used a cane to walk. Concerns arose immediately when he was found to have left behind vital medications, his four dogs, and laundry hanging outside, suggesting he did not leave voluntarily.

When authorities entered his home a week later they found signs of an interrupted meal: butter on the table and a deer steak in the microwave. Stookesberry had no vehicle, had not collected his disability check since the disappearance, and investigators suspect he may have been taken against his will. A nearby farm once owned by a family connected to his social circle was searched but yielded no evidence. His whereabouts remain unknown and the case is classified as endangered missing.

If anyone knew Dennison, his routines, or saw him in early February 1999, can you share what you remember?