On the afternoon of March 30, 1997, 20-year-old James Clyde Gramling left his home in south Richmond County, Georgia, for a five-minute ride on his green 1997 Honda TRX300 four-wheeler to a friend’s house. He told his parents he would call if his plans changed, but he never arrived and never called. He left behind money, clothing, and a new stereo he had planned to set up.

A week after he vanished his four-wheeler was found abandoned in a wooded area off Windsor Spring Road, covered in what was confirmed to be human blood. Investigators treated the disappearance as a probable homicide, and searches using a helicopter, divers, and cadaver dogs turned up no body. Two people were questioned over the years but no charges were filed. In 2002 James was declared legally dead.

What details about James’s last known movements or the Windsor Spring Road area might still help move this case forward for anyone with information?