William Andre Davcev, 52 and known as Bill, was last seen October 23, 2002, near 43rd Avenue and Garden Drive in Phoenix, Arizona. He told his girlfriend he was going camping for a few days and did not return. His absence was out of character and he also missed work. Davcev had recently moved to the United States from the former Yugoslavia and was insulin-dependent for diabetes. Distinctive features included a small scar on his right cheek, tattoos of 007 on his left thumb, a muscle man on his right thigh, and an airplane on his inner left arm; he wore a wedding band and a gold medical chain identifying his name and condition.

Davcev’s red 1995 Chevy Silverado extended cab pickup, with a metal toolbox, dual exhaust and possibly a red and white four-wheel ATV, went missing with him. Three days after he vanished, an acquaintance named Agasi Madoyan was captured on surveillance using Davcev’s ATM card at a gas station in Avondale and left in a pickup matching Davcev’s truck. The card was later used at over thirty locations, including Las Vegas. Investigators classified the case as endangered missing and suspect foul play, but no charges were filed and the case grew cold.

If anyone knew William, his truck, or saw the red Silverado after October 23, 2002, please share what is known.