James Allan Killam, known as Jim, was 39 when he disappeared from his Saint John, New Brunswick, home on May 15, 1989. He left in his car and reportedly left other belongings behind; at the time there was no clear indication where he intended to go. An earlier unexplained absence about two years before, when he turned up at a sister’s home in Calgary after roughly two weeks, initially left open the possibility he had left voluntarily.

On November 19, 1991, hunters found human remains in woods east of Saint John, in the Quispamsis area; the remains were later identified as Killam. By late 1993 police described the investigation as stymied, and no publicly named suspect, arrest, charge, trial, or conviction has been recorded.

Who knew Jim, lived near Saint John or Quispamsis in 1989–1991, or has information that could help explain what happened to him?