Tor Langley Bilet, 21, left his mother’s home in Woodinville, Washington on October 21, 2004, bound for Sisters, Oregon to visit a friend and look for work. The last confirmed contact came about 3:00 a.m. on October 22, when he used a payphone at a Chevron in Morton, Washington to tell his friend he was lost. He was later seen driving south on Forest Service Road 25, roughly fifteen miles south of Randle.

Tor was driving a distinctive black 1988 Chevrolet truck with a white roof and custom modifications. He had roughly $500 in cash and a cell phone that had been used only once at the start of the trip in Seattle. Reports say he had recently started a new medication and may have been disoriented. The truck was later found stolen and stripped for parts; Tor himself has never been located despite searches including an aerial search paid for by his mother.

What details about Forest Service Road 25 or the Morton–Randle area that night might help explain what happened to Tor, and did anyone in the area see his truck before it was stripped?