Chalmer Paul Tuttle, a 60-year-old man from Auburn, Indiana, was last seen on January 28, 2003. He was reported missing by his family on February 13 after they had not heard from him for several days. When police investigated, they found Tuttle's home in a puzzling state—his slow cooker was still on, with burned food inside, suggesting he had left abruptly. There were no signs of violence or struggle at the scene, and no personal items appeared to be missing.
Tuttle's vehicle, a green Toyota T100 pickup truck, was discovered abandoned at a sale barn in Topeka, Indiana. Despite a thorough investigation, the truck did not provide any leads, and there were no signs of foul play. No activity was recorded on his bank accounts following his disappearance, adding to the mystery.
Tuttle was a farmer and also worked as a sales representative. His case remains unsolved, and law enforcement has been unable to uncover any significant leads. His family continues to search for answers.Last Seen: Jan 28, 2003
