Earl Eric Dunckel, 21, was last seen at his home in Lowville, New York, in the early morning of August 27, 1993. He had been preparing for a solo camping trip into the Adirondack wilderness and had already packed his vehicle with gear. He is described as 5 feet 11 inches, 170 pounds, with blue eyes, blond hair, eyeglasses, dimples on both cheeks and a small scar on his upper lip. He was believed to be wearing a canvas jacket, a shirt, size 33x34 pants and size 9 1/2 black boots.

On August 28 his vehicle was found abandoned at the end of Steam Mill Road in Brantingham, an access point to the Adirondack Forest Preserve in the town of Greig. There was no sign of Eric or his camping equipment and an extensive search of the dense woods and rugged terrain around the car produced no clues. The New York State Police have kept the case open; his mother, one of seven siblings, died in 2018 without learning what happened to him.

Does anyone who was in the Brantingham or Greig area in late August 1993 remember seeing a lone camper or that vehicle around Steam Mill Road?