Raymond Locascio, 62, disappeared from Monroe, New York, on July 8, 2014. He was dropped off by a bank courier that afternoon and was supposed to drive to his job in Peekskill, but never arrived. The last contact was a brief call with his wife at 3:45 p.m. that day. He had been fitted for a tuxedo that morning for his daughter’s upcoming wedding and was reported to be excited about the event.

Two days later a light green 2006 Ford Taurus rental he had been driving was found locked with the keys missing in the Turkey Hill Parking Area of Harriman State Park — in the opposite direction of his intended route. Extensive searches of the park turned up no sign of him. Locascio is diabetic and had heart disease, having received two stents the month before; his wife said he had been awake since early morning and had not eaten that day. Investigators have considered foul play, accident, or suicide, but no definitive determination has been reached. If anyone knew Raymond, saw him that day, or has information about the car in Harriman State Park, please share what you know.