James Murray Duxbury, 64, was last seen July 17, 1997, while riding a reddish Sears mountain bike on Cadillac Road off the Baker Lake Highway near Lake Tyee, outside Concrete, Washington. He had gone for a ride with a family member and became disoriented in terrain he did not know well; when he failed to return an extensive search by the Skagit County Sheriff’s Office using ground and aerial teams found no trace of him or the bike.

At the time he vanished Duxbury was described as a White male, 5 feet 9 inches, about 165 pounds, with receding brown/gray hair and brown eyes. He was wearing a yellow cap or bike helmet with a black printed picture of a rocking chair, a navy blue down quilted vest over a green and blue shirt, beige Dockers pants and black Nike running shoes.

The Canadian government has legally declared him deceased, but no remains or physical evidence have ever been recovered and the case remains an unsolved missing person investigation. Is there anyone who was in the Lake Tyee area that July 1997 who remembers seeing a reddish Sears mountain bike or noticed anything unusual along Cadillac Road?