Joseph Consentino, 40, disappeared from the Bronx after a late-night page on July 17, 1994. He was last seen at about 11:00 p.m. at 2441 Yates Avenue after returning from an earlier picnic upstate with his pregnant wife. Consentino, a firefighter who also ran a Snapple distribution business, told his wife he needed to meet someone about a Snapple delivery, walked the dog with her, and left; he never returned.

He is described as a white male, brown hair, hazel eyes, about 6 feet tall, 200 pounds, stocky, light complected, with a facial scar and possibly a mustache. He was wearing a blue and green plaid shirt, beige pants, black socks, and dark moccasins. Ten days later his car was found abandoned on Mosholu Parkway in the Bronx but yielded no leads. He left three children and his pregnant wife; investigators interviewed family, friends and coworkers and found no obvious motive or troubles. He was declared legally dead in 1997 but the case remains open.

Did anyone in the Bronx area see Joseph or his car on or after July 17, 1994, or have information about a late-night Snapple delivery that evening?