Kenneth Euzell Graham, 59, left his Mechanicsville, Virginia home on March 4, 2003 to run errands and never returned. His family reported him missing to the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office. He is described as a white male, 6 feet 4 inches, about 243 pounds, with graying hair, blue eyes, scars on his neck from a prior operation and a scar on his left shoulder. He was last seen wearing a black jacket with a blue and white shirt.

Graham had a criminal history: in 1995 he was convicted on multiple counts of grand larceny and conspiracy for taking nearly $700,000 from charities tied to his bingo businesses. He served four years of a 17-year sentence and was released with a restitution condition. In February 2003 he told his parole officer he would not repay the funds, a statement that prompted the Virginia Department of Corrections to treat his disappearance as a fugitive matter. Family concerns persist because he required more than 10 medications for health problems, including treatment for throat cancer that left a plate in the roof of his mouth. There was a possible sighting in Kona, Hawaii, in August 2004 that has not been confirmed.

Was Kenneth Graham voluntarily gone to avoid restitution and supervision, or did something happen to him after he left home?