Our card this week is Brian Sullivan, the three of spades from New York.

In 2007, 19-year-old Brian was enjoying his summer hanging out and making music with

friends when one July day he vanished without a trace.

Over the past 15 years, law enforcement's investigation has yielded answers to many

of the questions surrounding his disappearance, but not the one still weighing on his friends

and family daily.

Where is Brian?

I'm Ashley Flowers and this is The Deck.

On July 8th, 2007, Barbara and Dan Sullivan were enjoying a warm summer afternoon at home

in Chilai, New York when they were startled by a knock on their door.

It was a deputy with the Monroe County Sheriff's Office asking to speak to their 19-year-old

son Brian, but Brian wasn't home.

He hadn't been for almost a whole day at this point.

Once he was unavailable, the deputy let Barbara and Dan know that their son's red 95 Pontiac's

son fire was found abandoned at the end of a dead end street in the suburb town of Gates,

which is about a 10-minute drive northeast of the Sullivan's home.

The deputy questioned Barbara and Dan about their son's whereabouts, like when they had

last seen him.

They said 4 p.m. the previous day.

They said they saw him as they left to take their dog for a walk, but when they returned,

Brian and his car were gone.

The deputy then asked about his mental health history, but there was nothing worth telling

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