Two-year-old Wallace Guidroz disappeared from Point Defiance Park in Tacoma, Washington, during a January 1983 fishing outing. According to his father Stanley Guidroz, Wallace — described as Asian and Black/African American, about 36 inches tall and 35 pounds, wearing a gray knitted skull cap, a dark blue down jacket with a red collar, a dark blue vest, and purple corduroy overalls — was left with a woman and a young girl while Stanley and an unidentified man walked around the pond. Stanley said he returned about twenty-five minutes later to find Wallace, the woman, and the girl gone; the couple and girl were never identified and Wallace was not located after a two-hour search that preceded the missing-person report.

Decades later, on September 16, 2014, Stanley Guidroz was arrested and charged with manslaughter in connection with Wallace’s death. Wallace’s body has never been found, and his ultimate fate remains unresolved. Does anyone have information about the people Stanley described meeting that day or about Wallace’s whereabouts after he was last seen?