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Wilson Happy, a 68-year-old Navajo man from Sanostee, New Mexico, vanished after a confirmed appearance on June 4, 2008. Surveillance at the Citizens Bank inside Smith’s Food & Drug in Farmington shows him withdrawing $2,000 shortly after 2:00 p.m.; he left the store eight minutes later and sat in a parked car for about six minutes, reportedly looking over his shoulder and appearing nervous. He was described as 5 feet 4 inches tall, about 110 pounds, with graying brown hair, brown eyes, a graying mustache and a ponytail, and he required medication for a heart condition.

The Charley Project notes unverified witness reports placing him in Littlewater two days after the bank sighting, while a June 2008 notice in the Gallup Independent said he was last seen June 6 walking along U.S. Highway 491 near Sanostee. He did not own a vehicle and relied on relatives and Social Security for support; family reported concern that he may have been harmed, but authorities have not publicly identified evidence of foul play. The Shiprock Police District handled the investigation.

What did anyone in Farmington, Littlewater or along U.S. Highway 491 see around early June 2008 that could explain Wilson Happy’s disappearance?