Scott William Dusa, 40, was last seen on the afternoon of June 29, 2005, in Monroe, Michigan, between about 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. He was staying with his estranged wife on the 5900 block of Elmwood Boulevard and had been sleeping on the couch before the afternoon when he disappeared. When his wife returned around 8:00 p.m., their young son was home and said Scott had gone out for a bicycle ride; neither Scott nor his red Mongoose bicycle with a black pouch on the front were ever seen again.

Scott is described as a White male about 5 feet 9 inches and 190 pounds, with receding brown hair, hazel eyes, a mustache, and a left bicep tattoo reading Snowman. He was reportedly wearing a white T-shirt, dark pajama boxer shorts, and brown sandals. His wallet and keys were left behind, and he was not known to take bicycle rides, which has left the family and investigators with unanswered questions.

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office opened a missing-person investigation under case number 29958-05. A felony warrant for passing a forged check was recorded after his disappearance. No confirmed route, sightings, or explanation for what happened to Scott have been publicly reported. Did anyone in the Elmwood Boulevard area that afternoon or afterward remember seeing Scott or his red Mongoose bicycle?