Larry Zinc, 57, was last seen leaving his home in Delavan, Wisconsin on September 27, 1995. He is described as a white male, 5 feet 6 inches tall, about 141 pounds, with gray hair and sideburns. He wore an upper denture plate and several false lower teeth, with his front lower teeth natural; when last seen he had on a black t-shirt and blue jeans.

Worries about his welfare were raised because he may have been experiencing depression at the time he went missing. About a month after his disappearance, Larry’s vehicle was found abandoned in a gravel pit roughly 40 miles north of Pickle Lake, Ontario, Canada. There was no sign of him at the scene and no evidence recovered that has been reported to explain how he disappeared.

The Ontario Provincial Police are handling the investigation and his case is listed as endangered missing. If anyone has information about Larry’s movements in late September or October 1995, or remembers seeing his vehicle in northern Ontario, please come forward.