Jason Mark Huff, 47, was last seen on November 12, 2020, after leaving his Cameron, Missouri, home the evening before to run errands. His last confirmed appearance that day was at a Cenex station in St. Joseph; another report places him at a Trex Mart off Interstate 29 in Dearborn. At the time he was wearing a black t-shirt, black running pants with white stripes, and black tennis shoes. He is described as a white male, 5 feet 9 inches, about 175 pounds, with brown eyes, a bald head and tattoos including a small cross near his left thumb and ink on both shoulders.

Huff’s unoccupied white 2014 Volkswagen Passat was found November 13, 2020, on a rural road in Clinton County about four miles north of Plattsburg, roughly 25 miles from the last gas station sighting. Local authorities including the Cameron Police Department and the Clinton County Sheriff’s Department searched the area; a large-scale effort on November 17 used UTVs and drones but did not locate him. A father and grandfather, Huff worked as a corrections officer for the Missouri Department of Corrections and was noted for de-escalating a volatile standoff at the prison. The disappearance remains an active missing person investigation with no public resolution.

Does anyone who was in northwestern Missouri around November 11–13, 2020 recall seeing his Passat or remembering anything about his movements that weekend?