Trevor George Angell, 28, a long-haul truck driver from Calgary, Alberta, was last heard from while on a run from Los Angeles back to Canada. He told his wife the trip in September 2000 would be his last before changing careers. On September 22, 2000, he refueled and spoke with his dispatcher at about 10:00 a.m. after stopping at Whiskey Pete’s hotel and casino in Primm, Nevada, a regular stopping point for him. He also called his wife and said he had not slept in four days; after that call he was never heard from again.

His semi was later found abandoned in the Whiskey Pete’s parking lot with an undisturbed load of bananas and a refrigerated unit that had run out of fuel. His wallet with driver’s license and credit cards was inside, but no cash. Bank records show his ATM card was used nine times between September 22 and the early hours of September 23, withdrawing his entire paycheck.

Some authorities initially considered voluntary disappearance because of his reported dissatisfaction with his job. His family has continued searching for answers; possible sightings in Texas in December 2001 were not confirmed. The exact date of his last confirmed sighting is vague, and the case remains unsolved. If anyone knew Trevor, saw him that week in Primm, or has information about those ATM transactions, please come forward.