Jonathan Lee Zeigler was 19 when he was last seen leaving his grandmother’s home in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on the morning of March 10, 1992. He lived in Denham Springs but had spent the previous night with family and never returned or made contact after departing that morning.

Jonathan was described as a white male, blond hair, blue eyes, about 6 feet tall and 120 to 130 pounds. Distinguishing marks included several tattoos — a dagger with the initials JZ on his right shoulder blade, a small dagger on his right arm, and a girl with the name Zeigler on his upper left arm — plus scars on his lower lip and right calf and a metal plate in his right ankle from an earlier car accident that also injured his hip, leg, and jaw. He was last seen in a short-sleeved pullover shirt with white lettering and dark pants with a white stripe.

Authorities considered the possibility he had been taken against his will and reported suspicious vehicles near his grandmother’s house around the time he disappeared; investigators also considered that he might have traveled to Florida, though that was never confirmed. The case remains open and unresolved.

If anyone knew Jonathan, his routines, or saw him around Baton Rouge or Denham Springs in March 1992, please come forward with information.