Ian Benjamin Rogers was a 39-year-old from Crawfordville, Florida.

He was a father and known as being a really nice guy.

On the morning of August 26, 2024, Ian left for work.

On the way there, he texted his boss, saying his vehicle was overheating.

Ian never made it to work.

He was never seen again.

I'm Ed Dunsell, and this is unfound.

Music and this is unfound. We disappearance specialists have it tough.

I mean those murder people out there, they have DNA, a murder weapon, there's actually proof that a crime occurred, video evidence usually means a whole heck of a lot more than it

does for disappearances. Yep, it's all right there to be collected and processed.

With missing persons, it's the exact opposite.

Yet, sometimes investigators make it rough on themselves by missing things right in front of their faces.

Examples, Eric Franks, Lara Bible, and Ashley Freeman,

Zoe Campos, Andrea Bowman. None of them should have been unresolved, or at least partially

unresolved, as long as they were, of course, with the understanding that Eric, Laura, and

Ashley still have not been found.

Still, all these cases are difficult.

Well, with Ian Rogers, we have a man and a truck missing.

And as I've most notably told a colleague of mine, these are the easiest of the hardest.

And now a summary of the case.

Ian Rogers, I don't think there's anyone who could honestly say he was a bad guy.

Between his family, his friends, his coworkers, and his boss at the job Ian had when he went

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