Bradley Olsen, 26, disappeared after a night out in DeKalb, Illinois. He was last seen at about 2:25 a.m. on January 20, 2007, outside Bar One near the 900 block of West Lincoln Highway and Anne Glidden Road. Temperatures were near zero that night. His phone went dead around 2:24 a.m.; he had been trying to get a ride to his home in Maple Park, where he lived with his parents.

Both of Olsen’s vehicles remained at home, there was no activity on his bank accounts after he vanished, and his parents—who were on vacation at the time—returned on January 24 to find him gone and reported him missing about a week after his disappearance. He was a Kaneland High School graduate who worked in construction and was the father of a young daughter.

Searches by police and hundreds of volunteers covered roughly a 30-mile radius without producing significant clues. Authorities have said foul play is possible and that he is likely deceased; several people submitted to polygraphs but no suspects have been publicly named. Bradley Olsen was legally declared dead in 2010; his family has offered a $50,000 reward for information.

Does anyone who was in DeKalb that night or who knew Brad remember seeing him near Bar One or along the route toward Maple Park?