Victor Abrams was 86 when he left his West Hempstead, New York home on the morning of March 28, 2005, driving a dark green 1997 Chrysler, New York plate CEC2157. He was last seen after dropping his son’s fiancée at a Valley Stream gym and never made a scheduled 11 a.m. meeting with his son, Jonathan. Family members said he was in the early stages of Alzheimer’s, and that a torrential downpour that morning may have disoriented him.

Jonathan searched for his father for hours, then filed a missing persons report with the Nassau County Police Department that evening. Detectives in the Missing Persons section stated they did not suspect foul play. Victor was described as 5 feet 10 inches, about 140 pounds, with a horseshoe of white hair and a white beard. He wore a tan long-sleeved sweater, blue vest, black pants with a brown belt, brown shoes, a brown waist-length jacket, black gloves and a brown hat when last seen.

His son reported no bank or credit card activity after the disappearance. A man whose voice resembled Victor’s left a brief voicemail for his attorney but authorities could not link the call to the disappearance. Neither Victor Abrams nor his Chrysler have been located. Does anyone who lived in West Hempstead or Valley Stream in March 2005 remember seeing that car or Victor on the morning of March 28?