Keith Kenton King, 46, was reported missing from the Seligman area after last being seen at his home near Holloway Hollow and Williamson Valley Road on May 7, 2006. Early that morning his truck broke down; he was seen walking on Interstate 40 and a local resident gave him a ride home. He was last seen at about 9:00 a.m. and was reported missing later that day when he could not be located.

His truck was later found abandoned near the railroad tracks on Seligman’s west side. King, described as a white male about 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet tall, 170–180 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes, wore a white t-shirt, gray pants and flip-flops or sandals when last seen. He had a distinctive upper right arm tattoo of the Hot Stuff cartoon devil with the name Karen above it. He was known to be an avid day hiker and had mentioned hiking Cemetery Hill, and searchers conducted extensive air and ground efforts without finding him. Concerns were noted about his history of mental illness and potential for confusion or disorientation. His daughter Lindsey King later enlisted a private investigator as the family continued to seek answers.

Does anyone who hiked Cemetery Hill or drove near Seligman on May 7, 2006 remember seeing Keith or his truck that morning?