Richard Thurman Hitchcock, 33, vanished on November 9, 2019, after a day of puzzling movements in rural southwestern Oklahoma. His last known area was Grandfield in Tillman County. That morning a farmer found him walking in a field northwest of Davidson; he said he had run out of gas and was given a ride to a store in Davidson. The farmer then found Richard’s vehicle abandoned in a field three miles south and one and a half miles west of Tipton for reasons that remain unclear.

From the store Richard got another ride to Grandfield and was dropped off at the intersection of State Highway 54 and U.S. Highway 70. Witnesses last saw him there wearing black Dickie brand pants and a white t-shirt, then walking south into a large open field and never being seen again. He has a shaved head, tattoos including Paula with a heart on the left side of his neck, THUG RICH across his fingers, and a teardrop under his left eye; he sometimes wore a goatee or mustache. The Altus Police Department opened the investigation after he was reported missing the next day.

If anyone saw Richard on November 9, 2019, or knows why his car was left where it was, can you share details with investigators?