Floyd L. Price, an 80-year-old World War II veteran, was last seen on February 4, 2004, after his brother dropped him off at his condominium in Diamondhead, Mississippi. He was reported missing when he didn’t respond to calls and missed a doctor’s appointment. Family members say he was in good mental condition at the time, prompting suspicion that something untoward occurred.

All of Price’s personal effects and both of his cars were left at home. Investigators found a small spot of blood in his bathroom, though it has not been established whether that blood is connected to his disappearance. On the day he vanished Price wrote two checks totaling $3,000 to the same person, a car salesman; the checks were deposited into two different bank accounts.

The car salesman and another individual were investigated as suspects, but authorities say there was insufficient evidence to file charges. Searches, including of a nearby golf course pond, produced no significant leads, and the case remains unsolved. If anyone knew Floyd Price, his routines, or saw him in Diamondhead around February 4, 2004, please come forward with information.