Raed Nayef Al-farah, a 27-year-old Jordanian student at Wayne State University, was last seen on the evening of October 16, 2003, at the Sky Club in Royal Oak, Michigan. He checked his voicemail at 10:30 p.m.; after that, all communication stopped. He was described as about 5 feet 10 inches, 180 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes, sometimes wearing silver-framed glasses and a red-and-blue tattoo on his right shoulder. That night he wore a dark brown leather jacket, gray pants, and black shoes.

About a week later his purple 1996 Chevrolet Camaro was found on Lovett Street in Detroit, stripped of parts. Investigators linked the case to two business associates, Samer Fawaz and Bashar Farraj, and discovered Al-farah’s blood in the Sterling Heights mortgage office and in Farraj’s vehicle; a secretary later said she saw the men cleaning stains she was told were cranberry juice that were later identified as Al-farah’s blood. Fawaz and Farraj were indicted and later convicted of second-degree murder. Authorities consider the case closed and believe Raed is deceased, though his body has never been found.

Does anyone have information about Raed’s last known movements that could clarify where he went after leaving the Sky Club?