Stephen Alan Rosenblum was 38 when he was last seen at the pizzeria where he worked in Ocoee, Florida, on May 15, 1992. He failed to collect his final paycheck and did not contact family; his ex-wife reported him missing. Rosenblum had been leading a somewhat transient lifestyle but kept close ties with his ex-wife and their twin sons and stayed in the Ocoee area to be near them.

A silver and black 1987 Hyundai registered in Florida (original plate EXY90Q) turned up abandoned on a remote logging road in Clendenin, West Virginia, about 850 miles from Ocoee. The Florida plate had been replaced with a stolen Texas plate. Inside the car were a sleeping bag, a quilt, and two flannel shirts identified by his ex-wife as his. One latent fingerprint was lifted from the interior rearview mirror; it remained unidentified for years but was matched in May 2024 to a local individual described as a career criminal. There was no other evidence at the vehicle scene to explain Rosenblum’s disappearance, and his whereabouts remain unknown.

Does anyone have information about Rosenblum’s movements in May 1992 or about the logging-road area near Clendenin where the car was found?