Kenneth James Williams Jr., 29, was last seen in Monaca, Pennsylvania, on May 14, 2011. The night before he disappeared he had visited his sister in Aliquippa appearing agitated after an argument, then went to his mother’s home in Monaca and told her he had lost his job and that friends were upset with him. At about 5:30 a.m. he left his mother’s house in a black 2005 Ford 500 borrowed from a cousin and was never heard from again.

The next day the car was found abandoned and unlocked off a logging road in a remote, wooded area of Monongalia County, West Virginia, nearly a hundred miles from where he was last seen. Inside, the driver’s seat was pushed so far forward it would have been impossible for a man of his stature to drive; the radio was tuned to a hip-hop station though Kenneth preferred classical music; and an empty milk carton was found but discarded before it could be tested for DNA. His wallet, keys, and cell phone were missing and there has been no activity on his accounts since. Investigators later learned he played poker in private games and carried a license for a .40 caliber handgun, which has not been located. Foul play is suspected and the case is cold.

If anyone knew Kenneth, his movements that week, or saw the Ford 500 near Monongalia County, please come forward with information.