Quamere Rogers, known as Quatti, was a 3-year-old who vanished from Syracuse, New York; he was last seen officially on December 1, 2008, though some accounts place his last sighting in late November 2008. At the time he was about 2 feet 5 inches tall and weighed roughly 30 pounds. He was last known to be with an adult male relative.

The case has conflicting accounts. The boy’s mother, who was a teenager when Quamere was born and had left an abusive relationship in 2006, reported to the Department of Social Services that he was living with her even though she had not seen him since leaving. In July 2009, the man identified as that relative, Damion Davis, told police he had given Quamere in 2007 to a man named Yusef Ben Ali in Brooklyn who belonged to the United Nation of Moors, but records show Quamere was seen in Syracuse well after that date. DNA testing in September 2011 showed Davis was not the child’s biological father. The case is officially an endangered missing person investigation and investigators have said they are treating it as a homicide, but no charges related to Quamere’s disappearance have been filed.

Did anyone in Syracuse or Brooklyn remember seeing Quamere or have information about where he might have been after late 2008?