Albert Bloch was 61 when he was last seen in the late evening of September 26, 2007, in the 2200 block of Houma Boulevard in Metairie, Louisiana. Estranged from his family, his absence went unnoticed until a caseworker from Responsibility House — who had met him only once, on the day he was last seen — could not reach him. He was reported missing on November 2, 2007.

Investigators found Bloch’s silver 1995 Volvo 850 abandoned behind an apartment complex near his residence; an eviction notice was taped to his door but his apartment still contained all furniture and personal belongings, along with a substantial bank account. After a previous encounter on August 2, 2007, with former Jefferson Parish deputy Mark Hebert at the scene of a car accident, Bloch was hospitalized for minor injuries and, according to later allegations, someone began using his credit card. Items belonging to Bloch — including his driver’s license, credit card, and blank checks — were recovered during a search of Hebert’s home and car.

Federal prosecutors later alleged Hebert stole Bloch’s documents to access his finances and killed him to prevent discovery; Bloch’s disappearance is considered a homicide and his body has not been found. Does anyone have information about Bloch’s last known movements on Houma Boulevard the night of September 26, 2007?