Henry Edward Verdon, 82, was last seen on July 3, 2014, when a friend drove him from Berkeley Township, New Jersey, to the Toms River bus station. The friend said Verdon planned to travel to either New York City or Melbourne, Florida. He wore a black and silver Harley Davidson jacket and blue jeans and did not have his medication for a diagnosed mental health condition—reported as bipolar disorder or schizophrenia—or a cell phone.

Verdon, known to some as Bootsie, was described as a white male with gray or partially gray hair, blue eyes, about 5 feet 8 inches to 5 feet 10 inches tall and 180 to 200 pounds. The Berkeley Township Police Department opened an investigation under case number 14-188-0132, and the Department of Veterans Affairs flagged his name so VA facilities would be alerted if he sought services. Family members, including his brother, have submitted DNA and the niece Suzanne Wold has spoken about the family’s ongoing anguish. It is unclear whether any surveillance from the Toms River bus station produced leads.

If anyone saw Henry around the Toms River bus station on or after July 3, 2014, or knows where he might have traveled, please share what was seen.