Donald Hussen, 67, was last seen at his home near the 134 Mile marker of the Elliot Highway in Manley Hot Springs, Alaska, the night of August 2, 2019. A game camera captured him shortly before he was reported missing on August 3; the photos show him in a dark baseball cap, a camouflage outer jacket with a dark hooded jacket underneath, and dark pants. He is described as 6 feet 5 inches, about 240 pounds, with brown hair, hazel eyes, a gray beard then, a large scar on his knee, and tattoos on each arm (a tribal design and an American Eagle). He walked with difficulty because of a bad back.

The Alaska State Troopers in Fairbanks were notified the next day and opened an investigation. Searches in the area where he was last seen produced no clues, and a silver alert was issued. Years have passed without significant new information; the circumstances of his disappearance, his intended destination and direction of travel that night remain unknown. If anyone has information about Donald’s movements in early August 2019 or recalls seeing someone matching his description near the Elliot Highway, please come forward.