Donald Joseph Mohrbacher, 42, was last seen on June 19, 1967, when he left his home in Hinckley, Minnesota. Mohrbacher had planned to travel to the Twin Cities area, about 100 miles away, to work on a painting job. He regularly traveled for odd jobs to support his family, including his wife and seven children, the youngest of whom was just four months old at the time. Mohrbacher was driving his black 1939 Ford pickup truck when he set out that day.
He was expected to stay with his father while in the Twin Cities and return home by June 21, but he never arrived at his father's residence and has not been heard from since.
Mohrbacher was last seen wearing a light blue fishing hat, a gift from his children for Father's Day, which had occurred the day before his disappearance. He was also carrying a penknife and a black wallet. Despite extensive investigations, no significant clues have emerged over the years, and his Social Security number has never been used since his disappearance. The circumstances surrounding his case remain unclear, and he is still classified as an endangered missing person.
Authorities continue to search for answers, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Pine County Sheriff's Office. Mohrbacher’s case remains unsolved, with his disappearance leaving a long-standing mystery for his family and the community.Last Seen: Jun 19, 1967