Walter Chambers Jr., a 46-year-old Army veteran, was last seen on June 8, 1996, walking on Palafox Street near a Sack and Save grocery store in Pensacola, Florida. That day he called a friend for a ride because of car trouble; the friend could not help. Family reported him missing on June 25, 1996, after several weeks without contact.

Chambers’s maroon four-door Suzuki Swift was found abandoned on June 29 near Texar Drive and Cortez Street with the keys in the ignition. Nearly a month after he disappeared, on July 7, Chambers withdrew money from a bank on Garden Street; there have been no confirmed sightings or contact since that transaction. He had recently moved from Pensacola to Monroeville, Alabama, on May 31, 1996, to live with his grandmother and was visiting Pensacola when he vanished. His family says he was not violent despite a prior arrest record. The circumstances of his disappearance remain unclear.

Anyone who knew Walter, his movements in Pensacola in June 1996, or who has information about the bank transaction is asked to come forward.