Timothy Dale Witt was 27 when he was last seen leaving his Englewood, Colorado home on the evening of November 8, 1978. His wife saw him drive off in the family’s black and gold 1972 Plymouth sedan; it was suggested he might have been going on a drinking binge. He never returned and was not heard from again.

About six months later, on May 11, 1979, that Plymouth was found in the Denver metropolitan area. Inside, investigators recovered bone and tooth fragments, pieces of shotgun shells, and bloodstains consistent with Timothy’s blood type. Those findings shifted the case from a possible voluntary disappearance to one with strong indications of foul play, though Timothy’s body has never been recovered.

The disappearance remains open and unresolved, and his family continues to live with the uncertainty about what happened that night. If anyone saw Timothy, that Plymouth, or has information about his movements in November 1978 or the vehicle’s location in May 1979, please come forward.