Edgar Rodriguez Enriquez was 23 when he disappeared near the Arizona–Mexico border in the winter of 2009. He was last heard from on January 5, 2009, though there is some thought he may have crossed the border as late as January 16. Last seen in Nogales, Arizona, he is described as a Hispanic male, 5 feet 8 inches tall, 187–190 pounds, with short straight black hair, a mustache, black eyes and a scar on his left hand near the thumb.

When he vanished he wore a short-sleeved orange polyester shirt, size XL (no buttons); size 36 khaki cotton pants; brown and white cotton boxers, size 36; white cotton socks; and black leather boots, size 9.5. He carried a black leather wallet containing a photograph of his mother. The Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner is listed as the investigating agency; a report was filed April 28, 2011, and the NamUs case was created July 30, 2012. Few details are known about his movements after the last contact.

If anyone saw Edgar in Nogales or along the border area in January 2009, or has information about his whereabouts, please come forward with what was seen or heard.