Kevin Morris Farris was 34 when he disappeared from Coal County, Oklahoma, on March 14, 1999. He had been hunting for arrowheads with two friends near Clarita and went to investigate a noise by his white pickup truck; he never returned. Friends waited, found the truck where he’d left it and left a note on the windshield before walking away.

Farris is described as five feet tall, about 135 pounds, with long wavy light-colored hair past his shoulders, a mustache and short beard, several scars (including across his chest and one on his forehead) and 32 tattoos, many Harley-Davidson or motorcycle themed and several skull designs. The truck was recovered but yielded no leads. The Coal County Sheriff’s Office opened an investigation on March 26, 1999, and the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation also became involved. Authorities have said he may have been the victim of foul play, but his whereabouts remain unknown.

If anyone was in the Tupelo or Clarita area that day or has information about Kevin’s tattoos, truck, or the people he was with, please share what is known.