Robert John Bornos, known as Link, was 25 when he was last seen the night of April 19, 1993. He had just finished his first day as a caretaker in Trappe, Maryland, and after dinner with his mother went out with friends to the Choptank Inn on Route 50 in Easton. Around 2:00 a.m. he stepped outside saying he felt unwell and was last seen standing near a blue vehicle in the inn’s parking lot. When friends returned a short time later, he was gone.

About a week later his own car was found abandoned in a butcher shop parking lot seven miles from the inn. A missing person report was not filed until five years after he vanished. Bornos was described as 5 feet 8 inches, 165 pounds, brown hair and eyes, wore dark brown framed eyeglasses, had a pierced right ear and a heart tattoo on his left arm. He was wearing a white The Who t-shirt, blue jeans, white tube socks and orange-and-white Nike sneakers the night he disappeared. Foul play is suspected and the Maryland State Police keep the case open.

If anyone has information about Link, where he spent time that night, or the blue vehicle in the Choptank Inn parking lot, please come forward.