Harold Lee Tucker, 53, vanished after being seen on July 16, 1985, in Corbin, Kentucky. A white male from Jeffersonville, Indiana, he was five feet seven inches tall, about 158 pounds, with blue eyes and brown hair graying at the temples. Distinguishing marks included a Marine Corps tattoo on his left arm, a large scar on his upper leg, and two missing fingers—the index and middle—on his right hand. He sometimes wore glasses and a Masonic ring.

On July 16 he was observed leaving the Holiday Motel in Corbin and getting into a white car with several other men; he was never seen again. The disappearance was reported to the Corbin Police Department the following day. Reports note uncertainty about why Tucker, a Korean War veteran, was in Corbin; one account says he may have worked for a company in Winchester and traveled home to Indiana on weekends. The involvement of the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office in the investigation has been mentioned but is unclear.

Who knew Harold, saw him around Corbin in mid-July 1985, or can identify the men in the white car?