George Tsolakis, 38, disappeared after leaving the Greek American Sports Club in Marlborough, Connecticut, on the evening of February 23, 1992. He called his wife at about 11:30 p.m. to say he was on his way home; he never arrived and was not heard from again. He was known as Georgie, had black hair, brown eyes and a mustache, a scar on his right side, and that night wore dark gray nylon Nike pants, brown leather ankle boots, and a silver-and-gold Citizens watch.

On March 20, 1992, his red Fiat was found covered in snow in the Foxwoods Casino parking lot in Ledyard. A casino employee later said a man matching George’s description received a complimentary buffet ticket on March 16, but the relevant security footage had been erased before it could be reviewed. Investigators also documented substantial financial and legal problems: at least $200,000 in debts, including about $147,000 in back taxes, plus bad-check charges and permit issues with his pizza business. Some friends speculated he might have left to avoid legal trouble; his family insists he would not have abandoned his children.

No contact from George has been reported in the local area, in Florida, or in Greece. Does anyone remember seeing him in late February or mid-March 1992, or have information about his red Fiat at Foxwoods?