In July 2002 Victorio Abueg Santiago, a 37-year-old U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer stationed in Honolulu, went missing along with his two young sons after a domestic dispute. On July 12, 2002, following an argument at his wife Ruby’s home at Pearl Harbor — during which Ruby obtained a protective order earlier and locked herself in a bathroom — Victorio left with sons Noel, 11, and Daniel, 7, in a rental car described as a light green 2000 Daewoo Leganza, license plate JGS-405. That vehicle has never been found.

Victorio was described as Filipino descent, 5 feet 8 inches, 150–165 pounds, black hair, brown eyes, a birthmark on his left leg, and wore glasses. Letters recovered later expressed regret over the marriage and separation from the children and contained suicidal statements, but no concrete evidence has surfaced about their fate. Investigators do not believe the three remained in Hawaii; the family had ties to the Philippines, though passports reportedly were left behind.

Does anyone have information about the Daewoo Leganza with plate JGS-405 or can account for Victorio and his sons’ movements after July 12, 2002?