Walter Sidney Grant, 60, was last seen in Lincoln, Nebraska, on October 17, 1992. He led a transient lifestyle and often stayed at homeless shelters and open door missions, which investigators say has complicated efforts to trace his movements after that date. Grant was a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation and was known by the nicknames Uncle Bomber, Boomer Grant, and Walter Zeke.

He is described as a Native American man with gray or partially gray longer hair, brown eyes, 5 feet 10 inches tall, and 150 to 160 pounds. Distinguishing features include false teeth, a noticeable limp from previously fractured ankles and a possible right knee fracture, and tattoos: a naked woman on his lower right arm, Ph on his upper left arm, and Jn or Jh on his lower left arm. He may have been wearing a button-down shirt, blue jeans (possibly Levi’s), size 10 1/2 shoes, and a gold-colored crucifix when last seen. The Fremont Police Department is handling the investigation and the case remains open; very few leads have emerged.

If anyone knew Walter’s routines, shelters he frequented, or saw him around Lincoln in October 1992, please contact investigators with any information.