Fred Donald Miller, a 66-year-old farmer from Wendell, Idaho, vanished on the evening of August 17, 1968. He was last seen about 8:00 p.m. outside a bar in Hagerman, Idaho, sitting in his white four-door 1960 Rambler Ambassador, Idaho plate SG 1488. Two male hitchhikers were with him after the bar refused him service because he appeared intoxicated.

Authorities have long suspected Miller may have been taken against his will. The two hitchhikers were identified as local men, though their names were not released publicly, and Miller’s Rambler has never been found. Search efforts over the years included dredging the Snake River and excavations; human remains found near Bandon, Oregon, in 1972 were excluded by DNA testing in 2006.

Miller left behind his wife Bernice and their six children; Bernice died nine years later without learning what happened. Does anyone remember seeing Fred Miller, his Rambler, or the two men in Hagerman that night?