Zabullah Alam, 22, left the Groveton, Virginia apartment he shared with his aunt on the evening of June 25, 1998, dressed in a shirt and tie and driving a red 1985 BMW. He told family he was headed to Union Station in Washington, D.C., for what he believed was a legitimate job interview for a landscaper position offering $11 an hour and benefits. He never returned and was not heard from again.

On July 28, 1998, Alam’s BMW was found abandoned near an apartment complex in Lanham, Maryland. Some of his clothing was inside the vehicle, but there were no signs of him. Investigators linked his disappearance to an incident two months earlier: Alam had confronted and later identified a man, Christopher Andaryl Wills, who had been burglarizing his apartment. Alam had testified against Wills at a preliminary hearing ten days before he disappeared, and authorities concluded the job offer was a lure connected to that testimony.

Zabullah’s body has not been recovered. Does anyone have information about his last movements on June 25, 1998, or about the car being seen between Groveton and Lanham?