Anthony Patrick Sinisgalli, aged 36, was last seen on August 17, 1987, in Salina, Kansas. On the day of his disappearance, his wife spotted him driving home from his job at Beech Aircraft Corporation. She followed him to Jerry Ivey Park, where he stopped near the restrooms. When she spoke with him, he mentioned not feeling well and had consumed a pint of vodka earlier that day. Despite her attempt to convince him to let her drive him home, he refused. She left the park to seek help from her brother, but when she returned, Anthony was gone. His car, locked with his belongings inside, was still at the park.
Since that day, Sinisgalli has not contacted his family, including his two children, which was highly uncharacteristic of him.
He has also not used his Social Security number, credit cards, or bank accounts since his disappearance. Though his loved ones initially feared he might have become homeless, extensive searches and flyer distributions in New York, where his family lived, and Florida, where his sister resided, turned up no leads.
The case remains unsolved, with authorities and his family still searching for answers more than 30 years later.Last Seen: Aug 17, 1987