Jeremiah Foco, 34, was last heard from on July 21, 2015, when he told his manager he’d bring a crashed work laptop into the office the next day. Surveillance recorded his car entering the parking garage of his apartment complex in Seattle’s International District and showed him entering the building shortly after midnight on July 22. He was never definitively seen again.

When he missed the planned repair appointment, his sister filed a missing persons report on July 23. Police welfare checks found his apartment tidy and his bed made; his car was in the garage but his wallet, keys, cell phone and the broken laptop were missing. A morning transit-station video on July 22 shows a man of similar build with a backpack, but the face isn’t visible and coworkers did not think the backpack was his. A cell phone ping was detected downtown on July 23, though not precisely located. Police have said there is no evidence of foul play; bank and social media accounts have not been used since his disappearance.

Jeremiah’s friends and family describe him as social, well-liked and responsible, which has made the lack of leads especially puzzling. If anyone knew Jeremiah’s routines, contacts, or movements around July 21–23, 2015, please share what might help the ongoing inquiry.