Roy Nippi was 59 when he was last seen on June 12, 1983, in the Kinistin First Nation area near Tisdale, Saskatchewan. He is Indigenous, about five feet seven inches tall, slender, 140 to 150 pounds, with black hair, brown eyes and a dark complexion. His voice was described as gruff and he had missing fingers on both hands.

Roy was known to travel widely through western Canada and into the western United States, which broadened the area investigators and family had to check. Initial searches and inquiries in the regions he frequented turned up no trace, and the case was passed between investigators over the decades without yielding a definitive lead. The disappearance remains open and unresolved.

Did anyone who traveled through Saskatchewan or the western U.S. in 1983 remember meeting Roy or seeing someone matching his description?