On October 3, 1992 hunters in the woods of Fort Fairfield, Maine found the body of Anthony Bear. An autopsy determined his death was a homicide. He had last been seen alive on August 22, 1992, when he left the Tobique Indian Reservation in Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, Canada, introducing a cross‑border element to the timeline.

The case file does not provide Bear’s age or specific Native American nation, and it gives no details about the cause of death. No arrests or named suspects have been identified; the investigation is listed with the Maine State Police as an unsolved homicide. The gap between his departure from the reservation and the discovery of his remains remains the central unanswered question.

Does anyone have information about Bear’s movements after August 22, 1992, or recall seeing him in Maine or New Brunswick that late summer?