Toby Jermele Bing was 18 when he and 22-year-old El Shawndrae Jones were last seen together on the evening of February 18, 1999. The two left Hilton Head Island after Bing received a call summoning him to Bluffton; they were last seen about 6:30 p.m. in the 100 block of Wild Horse Road in Bluffton. Bing had told family earlier he planned to move furniture that day, then changed plans to go with Jones in Bing’s white 1994 Toyota pickup truck.

Bing’s truck was found abandoned in Savannah, Georgia, on February 24, 1999. Investigation led to the Bluffton home of Sean Rico Sullivan, where dried blood under the front porch and evidence of recent bleaching were found. DNA testing identified the blood as Toby Bing’s, and prosecutors tied the disappearances to a drug deal. Sullivan and an associate, Kenneth Campbell, were later arrested and convicted in Bing’s murder and sentenced to life without parole. Testimony at trial suggested Jones was also killed at the residence, though Jones’s DNA was not found there and neither man’s body has been recovered.

Does anyone have information about Jones’s or Bing’s final movements on February 18, 1999, or about sightings of that white 1994 Toyota pickup after the last confirmed sighting?