In 2020, Keyonta Davis, a 21-year-old man with disabilities from Baltimore, Maryland, vanished—and nearly as troubling as his disappearance was how long it took for anyone in authority to take it seriously. While police records list his missing date as May 7, Keyonta’s family says he disappeared in March, shortly after his birthday. As his mother searched for answers, she encountered a system that repeatedly dismissed her concerns, citing Keyonta’s age and independence. Behind the scenes, troubling questions emerged about possible financial exploitation, roommates who may have been stealing his disability benefits, and a timeline that never quite added up. Nearly six years later, Keyonta’s case remains unresolved. In this episode of Voices Not Forgotten, we tell Keyonta’s story, examine the institutional failures that slowed the search for him, and ask the question that still haunts his family: Where is Keyonta Davis—and why did it take so long for anyone to look?