Fifteen-year-old Trevell Nuke Lamar Henley disappeared from his Columbus, Ohio neighborhood in the summer of 1999. He was last seen on July 2, 1999, walking toward the home of a 19-year-old acquaintance, Dalin Green. Trevell was a Medina Middle School student who enjoyed sports and reading; at the time he was wearing a black, white, and gray shirt, light gray sweatpants, white Nike sneakers, and a cast on his left hand. He had a scar on his lower lip and another on the top of his head.

In the days before his disappearance Trevell’s grandmother reported he had been shot in the hand on June 28; she and Green drove him to the hospital, though Trevell later told his grandmother he had accidentally shot himself at Green’s house. When Trevell’s grandmother reported him missing on July 3, investigators searched Green’s Republic Avenue residence and found bloodstains, spent bullets and shell casings, handguns, Trevell’s identification, and a section of living-room carpet that had been cut out. Green was named the primary suspect but has never been charged. Trevell’s family has since suffered further loss; his younger brother Tywan was murdered in 2009, and Trevell is listed as having preceded his brother and father in death in their obituaries.

What information do readers from Columbus or anyone who knew Trevell or his movements in July 1999 have that could help clarify what happened?