Ronald Jeffrey Bax, 30, disappeared from the Carcross, Yukon area after the March 1, 1992 killing of Krystal Senyk. Bax was a sculptor, taxidermist and outdoorsman caught in an acrimonious marital dispute; his wife Lynn had been staying at a women’s shelter and Krystal, 29, had visited her that day. Krystal was shot once at close range in the doorway of her home that evening, and Bax became the sole suspect.

The RCMP mounted a large manhunt that included 25 officers, a helicopter, a plane and a canine unit, and they later found Bax’s vehicle abandoned. His home on Tagish Road was searched and several rifles were recovered. A Canada-wide warrant for first-degree murder was issued and Bax was placed on the RCMP most wanted list.

No confirmed sightings or arrests have been reported and Bax’s whereabouts remain unknown. Did anyone in the Carcross or Tagish area have contact with Bax or Krystal around March 1992, or recall unusual activity near the road where his vehicle was found?