Aidan Dungan, 23, was last seen in Wailuku, Hawaii, on November 7, 2019. He was staying at a sober living facility and spoke to his father that day, saying everything was fine and that he planned to get a haircut. Earlier he had lunch with a friend who said Aidan seemed stressed but gave no details. He is 5 feet 10 inches, about 140–150 pounds, with blond hair and blue eyes, and he suffers from schizoaffective disorder and did not have his medication with him when he disappeared.

Aidan typically stayed in regular contact with his family, so the lack of communication after November 7 alarmed them. His phone rang for two days after he went missing before routing to a message that he didn’t have voicemail. In early December 2019 his silver 2006 Scion xB was recovered two blocks from the sober living home; the resident of the house first said Aidan had been living there and later said he found the car at the beach and brought it home. Local searches of rugged terrain Aidan frequented and sustained family efforts including flyers and public appeals have not yielded a confirmed sighting.

What information might help locate Aidan or explain the conflicting accounts about his car?