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On a brutally cold winter night in January of 2001, 31-year-old Anthony Urceoli Jr. left his

family's home for the last time. Driving away in his grey Nissan Maxima, Tony was headed to a

favorite pool hall to play a few games with a friend, or at least that's what he told his parents.

When he failed to return home, they filed a missing persons report and the true breath of their

nightmare loomed before them. Two days later, Tony's car was found abandoned at a local park.

Curiously, this spot was in the opposite direction he had planned to travel that night.

There were no signs of a struggle, and Tony's wallet was found inside with a small amount of cash.

These are some of the only pieces of physical evidence ever recovered.

While investigators found no evidence to support foul play, they also failed to find anything to

confirm that Tony had left the area of his own volition. While his family grew frustrated with

the lack of investigation by detectives, they dug in and worked the case themselves. What they

uncovered led them to believe that their son's disappearance might be connected to someone at a

diner where he had been working, the same someone who had paged him the very night he vanished.

This is Trace Evidence Episode 223, the vanishing of Anthony Urceoli, Jr.

Welcome to Trace Evidence. I'm your host, Stephen Pacheco.

Today, we examine the mysterious 2001 disappearance of Anthony Urceoli, Jr.

Before getting into the case, just a few quick notes about the show.

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