Mark Randall Johnson, 42, left his home on Cider Mill Road in Tolland, Connecticut, on the late evening of October 24, 2006. He was last seen on foot between 11:00 and 11:25 p.m., wearing a dark coat, jeans, a gray long-sleeved shirt and dark rubber snow boots. He departed without his phone or a vehicle. His sheepskin hat was the only item found nearby after searches that included K9 teams and a State Police helicopter.

Johnson’s personal life was complicated: he had married a few months earlier and reportedly had a 2004 arrest for possession of drug paraphernalia with missed court dates. His wife said he contacted her after he disappeared and feared going to prison, a claim police could not verify; his lawyer told investigators he was not at risk of incarceration. It was said to be uncharacteristic for him to be out of touch with family, especially his stepson, whom he visited weekly. He was declared legally dead in October 2010 at his sister’s request, but the disappearance remains an active unsolved missing person case.

Does anyone have information about Mark’s movements in Tolland on the night of October 24, 2006, or recall seeing him shortly before or after he left home?