18 Days Later, Search For Missing Peninsula Man Richard Moss Continues

Eighteen days after going missing, loved ones of a man from the unincorporated San Mateo County town of Montara continue their search for Richard Moss. Meanwhile, sheriff's officials say Moss, 22, appears to have voluntarily left home and is being asked to check in with family and friends, a sheriff's spokesman said Sunday.

Moss was last seen May 25 at his home by his mother and he left in a 2001 blue Hyundai Tiburon with California license plate No. 5DWY562. Moss is described as a white man with hazel eyes, dark brown hair, 5 feet 11 inches tall and 150 pounds.

"We are heartbroken as the search for Richard Moss continues," a GoFundMe page that's raising search funds and reward money states. "Richard disappeared on his way to work and has not been seen or heard from since."

Moss's family is trying to raise $10,000 to offer a reward for information about him and to pay for a search for him if necessary. Money can be donated at https://www.gofundme.com/find-richard-moss. The family had raised $4,758 as of 3:30 p.m. Monday.

GoFundMe organizers also say that they'll use the money to help hire a private investigator in the case.

Anyone who has seen or anyone with information about Moss is asked to call the sheriff's anonymous tip line as (800) 547-2700.

Zuno asked Moss to call the same number if he wants to let his family and friends know he is OK.

– Bay City News Service contributed to this report / Image via GoFundMe