Edward Lee Foreman, 53, was last seen on the evening of March 5, 2015, on surveillance footage stopping for dinner near his home in Geary, Oklahoma. Foreman was 6 feet 1 inch tall, about 290–300 pounds, with graying black hair, a black and gray mustache and goatee, hazel eyes, a scar on his upper right abdomen and a large tattoo of a cross with roses on an upper arm.

A welfare check was requested on March 6 after his out-of-state daughter could not reach him. Deputies found Foreman and his black 2006 Hummer H2 missing and a significant amount of blood and other evidence in the home. DNA from biological evidence in the residence matched Foreman, and investigators believe he was killed in the home on the evening of March 5 and his body removed in his vehicle. A witness reported seeing another man driving the Hummer away on the afternoon of the welfare check; a composite sketch was released of a white or bi-racial male around 30 years old with dark hair and eyes.

A couple of weeks later the Hummer was found parked in woods roughly a quarter-mile to a mile from Foreman’s home, but his body was not located. The investigation remains focused on locating his remains and identifying those responsible. If anyone knew Edward, saw his Hummer, or has information about the man in the composite, please come forward.