John Weisbecker was 21 when he vanished from his Ocean City, New Jersey, home on March 11, 2009. He was last seen about 11:00 a.m. by the mail carrier after shopping with his mother for new shirts for a seasonal restaurant job. A noon call to his phone went straight to voicemail, which family say was out of character, and he was missing when his mother returned about 8:30 p.m.

Inside the 200 block of Asbury Avenue house items were disturbed—kitchen stools out of place and some furniture overturned—but there were no overt signs of a violent struggle. John’s Lincoln LS remained in the driveway; his wallet and cell phone were missing, and there was no activity on his bank accounts or phone after he disappeared. An uncashed unemployment check and the new shirts for his job were left at home.

Investigators with the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office and Ocean City Police describe the case as an active investigation. The FBI has said more than one person may have been involved and that those people might have been familiar with Cape May County and possibly known to John. Despite public appeals and a reward, the case has gone cold.

Did anyone in Ocean City at the time see John or his Lincoln LS on March 11, 2009, or notice anyone unusual in the neighborhood that day?