Trevor George Angell was a 28-year-old long-haul truck driver from Alberta who vanished after a stop at Whiskey Pete’s bar and casino in Primm, Nevada. He called his wife and dispatcher the morning he disappeared, saying he had not slept in four days. His truck remained parked in the casino lot; three days later it was found with personal items—wallet, driver’s license and credit cards—inside and the banana cargo intact but the refrigeration unit out of fuel. There was no cash, yet in the 24 hours after his last call his ATM card was used nine times to withdraw his entire paycheck.

Witness accounts place him at the casino: a waitress thought she served him oatmeal on September 23 and he paid with pocket change, and another person reported seeing a man believed to be Trevor in the parking lot appearing sick or hurt and clutching his stomach while asking for help. Police noted his dissatisfaction with the job as a possible reason for a voluntary disappearance, but the ATM activity and the sighting of a man in distress leave the case unresolved. If anyone saw Trevor around Primm in September 2000 or has reliable information about his movements afterward, please share what is known.