Larry Thomas Kimble, 39, was last seen by family in Dorr, Michigan, sometime in April 2003. His disappearance went unexplained until June 16, 2003, when park rangers in Glacier National Park, Montana, found a dark blue 1998 GMC truck parked at the Rocky Point trailhead near Lake McDonald. The vehicle was impounded on June 23 and identified to Kimble; inside was a park entrance receipt dated May 29.

The truck held no camping gear, and there was no record of Kimble obtaining a backcountry permit. Family members said he was not known to be a hiker or outdoorsman. Extensive searches followed, including land and water canine teams, dive teams in Lake McDonald, and ground searches around Rocky Point, but no trace of Kimble was found. Later that summer the Robert Fire swept the area and likely destroyed whatever evidence might have remained.

The Allegan County Sheriff’s Office reported no new leads. Does anyone who knew Larry or who visited Glacier National Park that spring have information that could help explain how his truck ended up at Rocky Point?