Tony Eugene Woodworth, 35, disappeared from Charleston, Missouri after an October 11, 2007 visit to his sister’s home on North Elm Street. He’d been involved in an argument with a neighbor who allegedly owed him money and left on foot to confront that person. Tony left without money, identification, a phone, or other belongings and did not have access to a vehicle. He was wearing a white muscle shirt with writing, blue shorts, tennis shoes, had a mustache, a burn scar on his left arm, and several tattoos including the word Mom with a cross.

He had just been released from house arrest and, family members say, it was uncharacteristic for him to lose contact. Neighbors later claimed hearing a gunshot near the time he was last seen, and authorities have not ruled out foul play, but the lack of a phone or cards left investigators with few leads. The case has gone cold and the family continues to seek answers.

If anyone knew Tony, saw him around October 11, 2007, or has information about his movements that afternoon, please come forward.