Morten Kurt Aigeltinger, a 56-year-old professional photographer originally from Norway, was last seen on the evening of September 8, 2015, at a Sheetz in Manassas Park, Virginia. He was seen driving his green 2012 Ford F-150 at 7:05 p.m. He was due to shoot at Osbourn High School the next afternoon but never arrived. His girlfriend reported him missing on September 11. On September 14 his pickup was found abandoned on John Risser Road, less than two miles from his twenty-acre property in Charlestown, West Virginia. The truck showed no damage, his wallet and cell phone were missing, and his camera gear — which friends say he never left behind — was found packed and ready in a barn on the property.

Investigators searched the area with helicopters and cadaver dogs but found no sign of him. Reports describe domestic tension at the shared household, including friction with his girlfriend’s mother, and that Morten had recently discovered alleged credit-card fraud in his name and was disputing charges. Those circumstances, together with the odd timeline about when he left for the shoot, have left many questions unanswered.

Did anyone in the area see Morten or his truck the night he was last seen, or have information about the household tensions or the disputed credit accounts?