Ronnie Ganadonegro, a 43-year-old enrolled member of the Navajo Nation, was last seen on May 7, 2020, at a Walmart in Socorro, New Mexico. He was with his brother that day and left wearing a grey long-sleeved shirt, black pants, and black Nike sneakers. Family reported him missing after he failed to make his usual regular contact following that visit.

Ganadonegro has several distinguishing physical characteristics: a partially amputated right index finger; scars including one above his right eye extending down to his lip, a five-inch-by-one-inch scar with suture marks on the back of his left calf, and a burn scar from his elbow to his armpit. He also has multiple tattoos — the names Rainy, Royce, and Vina with tribal designs on his left forearm, a cougar head on the left side of his neck, and COUGARS in a cross above his navel.

The Navajo Nation Police Department’s Crownpoint District is handling the investigation. Few details about what happened after he was last seen have been released, and the family continues to seek answers.

If anyone has information about Ronnie’s movements in Socorro on or after May 7, 2020, please come forward.