Cecil O. Baker, 47, of Barbourville, Kentucky, vanished after telling family in spring 2011 that he planned to drive to Michigan to pick up his teenage daughter and visit relatives. He was last seen on May 1, 2011, in his hometown. He was described as a white male between 5 feet 10 inches and 6 feet tall, 185–200 pounds, with recently shaved sandy brown hair, hazel eyes, black-framed prescription glasses and a right forearm tattoo of a heart with the name Tammy. He was believed to be wearing a brown and white striped polo shirt and tan or brown khaki pants.

Baker was expected to be driving a distinctive light green 1994 Geo Metro hatchback, Kentucky plate 474CDH. Neither he nor the vehicle has ever been located, and investigators do not know whether he left the state. His family, including a sister who is one of thirteen siblings, says the disappearance was out of character and has caused lasting pain. Few leads have emerged and the case is cold.

If anyone saw Cecil, his Geo Metro, or has information about his planned trip in spring 2011, please share what is known.