Clint Walker Sr. was last seen the morning of March 13, 2002, in Clarence, New York. He left home around 7:30 a.m. to take his children to school but did not return to pick them up at 2:00 p.m., and his family has not seen or heard from him since. The Erie County Sheriff’s Office opened an investigation after he failed to show, and his disappearance remains unresolved.

Walker was 42 at the time and is described as a Black/African American male, 6 feet tall and about 200 pounds, with short graying black hair, brown eyes, and a mustache. Distinguishing marks included tattoos (BRL on his left forearm and a lion’s face on his right upper arm), scars on his lower back, left eyebrow and left forearm, and a left ear piercing. He was wearing a black leather jacket over a multi-colored shirt, beige corduroy pants, brown boat shoes and a brown belt, and was likely carrying a black tri-fold wallet. He frequently wore a gold wedding band with diamonds, a gold-faced watch with a brown leather band, a gold link wristband, and a 24-inch silver and black chain link necklace.

What happened after he dropped the children off that morning remains unknown and the case is still open. If anyone saw Clint that day or has information about his whereabouts, please come forward.