Timothy Lee Copley, 57, disappeared from his Colorado Springs home on June 20, 2014. He left that morning to attend a 9:00 a.m. group therapy meeting at the Warriors Support Center, was traveling by bus, missed a connection, called his live-in girlfriend Anna Mitchell to say he would return home, and was never seen again. He did not own a car and often used public transit or his mountain bike.

At the time he went missing Timothy was described as a 6 feet tall Caucasian man, 225–300 pounds, brown hair and blue eyes, with scars on the right side of his neck and upper left inner arm. He may have been bald from chemotherapy for cancer diagnosed three years earlier and was reported in poor health. He had a history of drug involvement and prior arrests for burglary and assault; his family said he kept in touch while working various construction jobs.

In April 2015 officers searching the shared home found Mitchell deceased; an autopsy attributed her death to a methamphetamine overdose. With Mitchell gone, investigators lost the person closest to Timothy who might have known his habits and contacts. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office still lists his case as open.

Did anyone in Colorado Springs see Timothy on or after June 20, 2014, or have information about his movements that day?