Kenny Manuel Naidas, Jr. was 23 when he left his Radcliff, Kentucky, home on Bramblett Road the late morning of May 18, 2005, to run errands. His fiancée asked him to pick up diapers and baby formula; at about 1:30 p.m. he called to say he was on his way home. That was the last confirmed contact.

The day after he vanished his maroon 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe was found abandoned in a parking lot shared by a Dollar General and Corbanos Italiana Restaurant off South Dixie Boulevard. Investigators reported no immediate signs of foul play there. Family noted it was unusual he was driving that vehicle and that he had no reason to be at those businesses. Friends and family mounted searches and distributed flyers.

Investigators later learned two close friends were arrested three days after his disappearance on large-scale drug charges, and they say Kenny may have had ties to their activities. One friend reported an attempted kidnapping by unidentified men during a drug transaction around the time Kenny went missing. His family says his disappearance was entirely out of character; he was described as a devoted parent and planned to marry in June 2005.

Did anyone in Radcliff in May 2005 see Kenny or his Tahoe near South Dixie Boulevard that afternoon?