Jeffery Scott McFry was 23 when he vanished from his mother’s trailer in Anniston, Alabama. He was last seen on September 5, 1990, after a day of clearing brush; his mother returned the next morning to find the TV and lights still on and Jeffery gone. His wallet remained at the house. He is described as a white male, dark brown shoulder-length hair, blue eyes, 5 feet 10 inches, 150 pounds, wearing a green shirt, camouflage-print overalls, and brown slip-on boots.

Investigators found unsettling evidence after his disappearance. An unfamiliar blue van had been seen near the home in the days before he vanished. Jeffery’s Ford Maverick was later recovered with a blanket inside that contained hair, tissue, possible bullet fragments, and bloodstains. Authorities treated the case as endangered missing and have regarded it as a likely drug-related homicide.

Legal proceedings tied to the case included a 1991 conviction of David Ronald Chandler for drug trafficking and for ordering Jeffery’s death; later testimony issues led to a commutation of Chandler’s death sentence in 2001. Another man, Jimmy Steed, was at one time considered a suspect. Does anyone have information about Jeffery’s movements in early September 1990 or about the blue van seen near his mother’s home?