Amos Mortier was 27 and a student at Madison Area Technical College when he was last seen on November 8, 2004, in Madison, Wisconsin. Friends and family who could not reach him entered his home days later and found his car and personal belongings in place, his dog Gnosis being cared for by a neighbor, and signs that pictures had been recently hung — but no sign of Amos himself.

In April 2005 police said they believed Amos had been murdered and linked the disappearance to a possible $80,000 marijuana deal. Several persons of interest were identified and a witness later testified that a suspect had confessed to killing Amos, but no arrests were made and his body has never been found. Some have criticized the investigation, saying attention on Amos’s alleged drug involvement hindered the inquiry. A reward is still offered and his family continues to seek answers.

If anyone knew Amos, his routines, or has information about his contacts in late 2004, please share what you know.