Three days after New Hampshire police found a Jeep belonging to missing Connecticut real estate broker Arthur "Art" Reinhart, his colleagues, friends and family are working to get the word out about their missing loved one.
Arthur "Art" Reinhart of Fairfield, Ct. has not been seen since March 22 in Lexington N.C. PORTSMOUTH, NH -- Three days after New Hampshire police found a Jeep belonging to missing Connecticut real estate broker Arthur "Art" Reinhart, his colleagues, friends and family are working to get the word out about their missing loved one.
Reinhart, 50, was last seen on March 22 in Lexington, N.C. where he was visiting his brother Robert Reinhart. When he left Lexington, he was supposed to be on his way home to Fairfield, Ct.
His 2002 silver Jeep Liberty was found parked in a commuter lot not far from Interstate 95, the New Hampshire Turnpike on Wednesday. Portsmouth Police found the SUV at about 1:30 a.m. and said that they were unsure how long it was parked there.
The SUV was locked and still had Reinhart's luggage and personal items inside, and police are saying that foul play isn't suspected at this point but they aren't ruling anything out.
His cell phone's voicemail box is full and his Facebook page hasn't been updated since he disappeared, according to family members. The last digital trace of the missing man stems from an email that was sent from his account on April 2 from Provincetown, according to published media reports.
Portsmouth police searched the SUV on Thursday and looked for Reinhart at several hotels, hospitals and homeless shelters but reportedly found nothing.
His loved ones said that although Reinhart loves to travel, it is uncharacteristic for him to disappear without notice as he usually checks in with his mother
He is described as a white man, approximately 6-feet, 4-inches tall, weighing 260 pounds with close-cropped salt and pepper hair and brown eyes.
Reinhart is listed as a member of the team at Jonathan Deak & Associates Prudential Connecticut Realty.
Anyone with information on Reinhart's whereabouts is asked to call Portsmouth police at 603-436-2145.
To send information anonymously, contact the Seacoast Crime Stoppers at 603-431-1199 or by sending a text message to CRIMES (274637) and including TIPSCS in the message.