Robert Fulton Browning, known as Bob, was 53 when he disappeared from Monroe, Louisiana, in the autumn of 1989. On November 20 a coworker dropped him at home and later expected to see him for a work shift, but Browning never arrived and was not heard from again. Accounts differ about his final movements: his wife reported he left their home on foot after an argument; other versions say he planned to return for the shift. His pickup truck remained at the residence.

Browning had moved to Louisiana from Indiana. He was described as a white male, about 6 feet 0 inches to 6 feet 2 inches tall, weighing 190 to 235 pounds, with graying hair, brown eyes, a mustache, a scar on his thumb and one on his jawline beneath his earlobe, a brown birthmark on his upper left leg, a slight limp, silver wire-framed eyeglasses and a dental bridge on his four upper front teeth. He was believed to be wearing a plaid shirt, blue jeans, a black leather belt and a watch with a silver band.

The Ouachita Parish Sheriff’s Office periodically revisits the case; the initial investigation produced no significant leads. If anyone knew Bob Browning, his routines or movements around Monroe in November 1989, please share information with investigators.