Christopher Lee Cook was 54 when he was last seen at his Memphis home on South McLean Boulevard on September 14, 2002. A Vietnam veteran living with post-traumatic stress disorder, he vanished suddenly from the area near Madison and Poplar and never returned to his residence.

At the time he was wearing a faded white or black t-shirt, faded jeans, white sneakers with white sport socks, a white gold wedding band and a silver chain with a whale tail pendant. He may have had a watch and possibly carried an old brown leather wallet containing his driver’s license and an insurance card. He left behind all other personal belongings, including his bicycle, which he relied on for transportation.

Cook was 5 feet 11 inches, 165 pounds, with gray hair, brown eyes and a large mustache. He wore silver wire-frame glasses, had false upper teeth, large varicose veins on his legs and a slightly faded left-arm tattoo of an eagle, anchor and flag with U.S.N. under it. His disappearance remains unsolved.

If anyone knew Christopher, saw him around South McLean Boulevard on or after September 14, 2002, or has information about his whereabouts, please come forward.