Robert F. Duerr, 53, disappeared from the Fountainview Care Center in Waterford, Connecticut, in the early morning hours of January 15, 2005. Staff last saw him at 1:00 a.m.; by 4:00 a.m. they realized he was gone and contacted police. He was a resident receiving treatment for diabetes and was not dressed for frigid weather — reportedly wearing a black leather jacket, a blue long-sleeved sweatshirt, and gray sweatpants. He had gray hair, blue eyes, and a beard, mustache, and goatee.

Three days after he was last seen, his Chelsea Groton Bank ATM card was found in the night deposit box at the Charter Oak Federal Credit Union about a mile from the care center. Investigators said they did not suspect foul play with the card and hoped to speak with whoever deposited it, but that lead did not produce answers. Authorities consider Duerr an endangered missing person because of his medical condition and inadequate clothing. There was no indication he was unhappy at the facility or had a reason to leave.

Does anyone have information about Duerr’s movements that night or who might have found and deposited his ATM card?