Robert Ray Honeycutt was 31 when he vanished from Hindman, Kentucky, after a single-vehicle crash on Highway 160 on May 5, 2009. Witnesses say his car went over a guardrail and down an embankment; they saw a bloodied and injured Robert climb back to the road, then get into another vehicle and leave before police arrived. By the time officers reached the scene he was gone and has not been seen or heard from by his family since.

Reports place a court hearing in Knott County that day and mention a planned phone call with his parole officer at his parents’ home in Littcarr. A woman at the courthouse reportedly lent him a car. A business owner at the crash scene offered help but Robert reportedly refused; another woman then stopped and, witnesses say, drove off with him, though she later denied picking him up when questioned. A different woman who had spent the prior night with Robert appeared at his parents’ home distressed that evening; a search of her vehicle turned up no sign of him. The Kentucky State Police have investigated, but the sequence of events and identities of all involved remain unclear.

Does anyone who lived in or traveled Highway 160 around May 5, 2009 remember seeing Robert or that crash that evening?