On the evening of November 24, 1991, 16-year-old Michael Hammond left his family home in Richmond, British Columbia, after dinner with a skateboard around 6:30 p.m. The family believed he was going across the street to visit friends. Shortly after, he withdrew $20 from a nearby ATM; that transaction is one of the last confirmed traces of him. Michael never arrived at the friend’s house and was not seen again.

Two weeks later his identical twin brother Martin found a note on Michael’s nightstand that read Yo! Dude. See you in heaven. Family members disagreed about its meaning; their mother said Michael sometimes used that phrase casually. The ATM security footage was erased before investigators could view it. Over the years family members have suggested several possibilities, including runaway, suicide, or foul play, and his father noted robberies at ATMs in the area around that time.

Does anyone who lived in Richmond in late November 1991 remember Michael, his friends, or seeing him after he used that ATM?