James Homer Hannah, 31, was last seen in Auburn, Washington, on May 6, 1962. Reports say he had been drinking with a man described as hot tempered and reportedly carrying a gun; after that encounter James vanished and was never seen or heard from again.

His 1959 Chevrolet Biscayne was found abandoned in the parking lot of a local tavern, but the vehicle produced no clear answers. Hannah was a white military veteran with black, wavy hair and green eyes. Distinguishing marks included a bayonet scar from Korea, a two-inch scar on his chin, a three-inch scar on his upper left arm, a deep scar on his right kneecap, and tattoos: a green 13 on his left wrist, a heart with an eagle on his upper left arm, and a black panther’s head on his right shoulder. He was believed to be wearing green corduroy trousers with a rust-colored shirt and sweater when he disappeared.

The Auburn Police Department keeps the case open but investigators have not developed significant leads. Does anyone remember seeing James, his Biscayne, or the man he was with near that tavern in May 1962?