Steven Bradley was 37 when he left his Las Vegas home for work at Macintosh Communications around 7:30 a.m. He called his office to say he would be late, but did not pick up his two young daughters from school that afternoon, prompting his wife Sonia to report him missing. The last confirmed sighting was between noon and 1:00 p.m. at a drive-thru ATM near Tropicana and Jones, where surveillance captured him withdrawing cash. He was wearing a blue T-shirt, jean shorts, hiking boots, and a beige baseball cap with a Corona logo.

The next day Steven’s black 1999 Toyota 4Runner was found abandoned in a business plaza parking lot in Lake Elsinore, California, more than 250 miles from Las Vegas. A search of the area with dogs, boats, and aircraft turned up no sign of him. The vehicle showed no obvious signs of a struggle or a note; Steven’s .357 Magnum handgun and his HP laptop were also missing. He has a medical condition that requires medication and distinguishing marks including scars on his ankle and hand, a surgical hernia scar, and a flesh-colored mole above his eye. Foul play is suspected and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department maintains the case file.

Did anyone in the Tropicana and Jones or Lake Elsinore areas see Steven that day or notice his 4Runner before it was reported found?