Johnny E. Rosas, 63, disappeared from his Tucson, Arizona home in February 2000. He is described as Hispanic/Latino and White/Caucasian, with graying hair, brown eyes, standing five feet eight inches and weighing about 200 pounds; a scar on his right arm is a distinguishing feature. The circumstances of the day he was last seen at home are unclear, and no confirmed sightings followed.

The Pima County Sheriff’s Department opened an investigation (case number 000323175). On July 7, 2000, months after he vanished, Rosas’s vehicle was found abandoned at a bus station in Nogales, Arizona, on the U.S.–Mexico border. Investigators determined the car had been left there since February, but it was unknown whether Rosas boarded a bus, crossed into Mexico, or met with foul play.

The discovery of the car remains the last significant lead; his movements after leaving his Tucson residence are unknown and the trail has gone cold. If anyone knew Johnny, saw him in early 2000, or has information about his movements or vehicle, please come forward.