Robert Jason MacRae, known to friends as Jason, was 25 when he and a friend launched a spontaneous canoe trip on Puget Sound in the early hours of February 7, 2004. At about 4:00 a.m. MacRae called his girlfriend to say of their plans; that was the last time he was heard from. Later that morning their canoe overturned near Alki Point. The body of his friend, Jason Lee Shallock, was recovered and investigators believe Shallock became entangled in a tow rope and drowned. Despite searches by the U.S. Coast Guard, Seattle Harbor Patrol, and Seattle Fireboat crews, MacRae was never found.

MacRae was described as a white male, 5 feet 10 inches, about 130 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. He wore a black windbreaker, black t-shirt and dark jeans that night, and had two hoop earrings in his left ear. Distinctive marks included a purple-painted left pinky nail and scars on his right hip, right knee, back and elbow from cycling. Authorities believe he perished in the accident, but his body has not been recovered and parts of that morning remain unresolved.

Did anyone who was on or near Puget Sound that night see the canoe or the two men before the accident?