Robert Lee Kellar, a 20-year-old from Muscatine, Iowa, was last seen on February 12, 1990. Described as an aspiring rock musician, Kellar frequently hitchhiked across the country, traveling to places like California, Colorado, and Florida in pursuit of his dreams. Despite staying out of touch for extended periods during his travels, he would typically return home every few months. However, after his last departure, he never came back.
In the months leading up to his disappearance, Kellar was reportedly struggling with personal issues. His family observed signs of depression and possible drug use, which raised concerns about his well-being. He was acting unusually, sometimes displaying paranoia and failing to recognize his relatives. The day before he vanished, Kellar had been involved in a physical altercation, resulting in a brief stay in jail. After his release on February 12, he disappeared without a trace.
His family didn't file a missing persons report until 1992, believing he might return as he had in the past. The authorities found no evidence of foul play, concluding that Kellar had likely left voluntarily. Despite this, his family believes he could be living in another state—possibly in Colorado, California, New York, or Florida—but they have not heard from him since his disappearance. His case remains unsolved, leaving his loved ones to seek answers for over three decades.
Last Seen: Feb 12, 1990
