Jason Thomas Scholz, 20, of Black Diamond, Washington, was swept from a raft on the Green River on November 5, 1988. He and a companion overturned; the current separated him from the friend and he disappeared into the river while wearing a black leather jacket, black shirt, blue jeans and tennis shoes. He had brown hair and brown eyes and a 1.5-inch scar on his chin.

A search followed but the river’s conditions left few leads. In early 1990 a tennis shoe containing human bones was recovered and forensic analysis identified the remains as Jason’s, confirming he had perished in the rafting accident. The remainder of his remains have not been recovered, leaving family and friends without a full recovery.

Did anyone who spent time on or along the Green River in late 1988 or early 1990 notice anything that could help clarify where the rest of Jason’s remains might lie?