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Harold Humphrey Jr., known to family as Junior, was 40 when he vanished from Detroit on December 18, 1998. He was described as a Black man with graying black hair, brown eyes, about 5 feet 6 inches to 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighing 135 to 145 pounds, and may have had a mustache, beard, or goatee.

On the day he disappeared he left home on the city’s east side wearing a black sweater, a black National Basketball Association jacket, jeans, and white tennis shoes, carrying about $20 while leaving his wallet and identification behind. Family say that leaving without ID and being out of contact for so long was out of character; he normally cashed his paycheck on Fridays, gave money to his girlfriend for their child, and spent weekends with friends. An extensive search of places he frequented produced no confirmed sightings or evidence, and the Detroit Police Department lists the case as unresolved.

Did anyone in Detroit remember seeing Junior around Van Dyke Street that week or have information about where he might have gone after December 18, 1998?