When Michael Mador vanished almost 30 years ago, the first theories of his disappearance

were pulled from letters found at his house. He was supposedly leaving behind his home and

belongings and dogs to start a new life in Alaska. That's the story police in Milo

Maine first heard when Mike was reported missing.

But now, without any sign of life for nearly three decades and no indication that Mike made

it to the last frontier for a fresh start, his sister and brother-in-law want answers. They want

the truth. More than anything, they want to bring Mike home,

where he can finally rest. I'm Kylie L whereabouts of 32-year-old Michael Madur

came into the main department of inland fisheries and wildlife on April 8, 1996.

A handwritten report later faxed to the Piscataquist County Sheriff's Office by the Fish and

Wildlife Warden Service details the call made by a friend of Michaels named Matt.

According to Matt, Mike was last seen that previous Saturday morning, April 6th, when he left

his home in the village of Derby in Milo, Maine, without a coat,

but wearing hip waiters and possibly carrying a 357 firearm as he took off on his 10-speed bike.

Matt said that Mike apparently left a note behind, signing everything over to his girlfriend.

Matt wasn't sure of the girlfriend's name.

Two words are underlined in the middle of the page, possible suicide. Matt requested a warden to escort him to a camp located two miles back

into the woods in Lakeview Plantation. It was an abandoned cabin that Matt's family had fixed up

and claimed as their own.

Many people used it for hunting or fishing or just hanging out.

Mike knew it well.

Matt said he found one set of bike tracks leading down the camp trail.

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