Stephen Lankester-Cox, also known as Steve Cox, was last seen at his mother’s home on Walden Lane in Acworth, Georgia, on the evening of November 18, 2004. At about 10:00 p.m. he took a phone call, told his mother he saw headlights in the driveway, then left with an unidentified person or persons saying he was going to the store and would return shortly. He never did.

At disappearance he was 38, described as white with brown curly hair and blue eyes, about 6 feet 1 inch to 6 feet 3 inches tall and 170–185 pounds. He wore jeans, a checkered dress shirt over a blue t-shirt, and a pinky ring with a small tiger eye. Distinguishing marks include a pierced left ear, a six-inch scar on his left elbow with metal screws, a limp from a healed right kneecap fracture, a rose tattoo on his upper chest and a crown of thorns tattoo on his upper left arm. His black-and-silver 1988 Ford Thunderbird remained at his mother’s home. Authorities say they received information that he may have been planning to rob a Cobb County gaming establishment the night he disappeared and believe foul play may be involved. One of his Harley-Davidson boots was found in woods near his home on January 1, 2005. His mother reported him missing on November 22, 2004; no charges have been filed and the case remains unsolved.

Did anyone in the Acworth area see Stephen or his Thunderbird around November 18, 2004?