Robert Garrett Stewart, a 25-year-old member of the Crow Indian Tribe, was last seen in Billings, Montana, during the early morning hours of October 4, 2013. He was in the company of acquaintances near Jackson Street and State Avenue in the southern part of the city. The weather that day was reportedly snowy and rainy. Stewart, who resided on the Crow Reservation in Wyola, Montana, was a father of two children.
Some information suggests he may have been disoriented at the time of his disappearance. His father, Robert Garrett Stewart Sr., reported him missing six days later, on October 10, 2013. Known to his family and friends as "Baby Garrett," he also went by his middle name, Garrett.
At the time he went missing, Stewart had recently shaved his head and had a slight mustache and goatee. He was wearing a distinctive Western Sugar baseball cap that was brown in the front with a white mesh back, a gray zip-up sweatshirt with grease stains on the front pocket area, and faded blue Wrangler jeans. Although he required corrective glasses, he did not have them with him when he was last seen. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance have led investigators to believe he may have been taken against his will, and some information suggests the possibility of foul play.
The investigation into Robert Stewart's disappearance has been extensive, involving local law enforcement and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The FBI has offered a reward of up to $10,000 for information that could lead to a resolution in his case. Despite numerous leads over the years, his case remains unsolved and the trail has grown cold. His family continues to seek answers, and his father has spoken of the daily heartbreak of not knowing what happened to his son. In an effort to generate new leads, law enforcement has made public appeals and put up banners and signs on the Crow Reservation. A cousin of Stewart's, Hub Williamson, also went missing in 2019, but authorities do not believe the two cases are connected.Last Seen: Oct 4, 2013
