Fatih Algul, 28, was last seen on the evening of December 27, 2001, after finishing his shift as a manager at the Garden of Eden market on Montague Street in Brooklyn. Known to some as Frank, he left work around 8:30 p.m. wearing a chef’s coat with the market logo, a blue shirt, and khaki pants. A co-worker later saw him on a number 2 train but reported Algul was unresponsive and then got off unexpectedly at the Wall Street station, a stop not on his usual route home. He never returned to his family or home.

In the months before his disappearance Algul had been treated for severe depression after his mother’s death in an automobile accident and had been prescribed medication. His family has explored several theories, including possible detention by federal authorities in the fraught post-9/11 environment, which the FBI has denied, and the possibility of a nervous breakdown. No evidence has emerged to confirm any single explanation, and the Ridgefield Police Department in New Jersey lists the investigation as open.

If anyone knew Fatih’s movements that night or saw him after he left the Wall Street station, please share what you remember.