Law enforcement officials are searching for a couple from Indiana that disappeared while on vacation in Nevada.

Beverly Barker, 69, and her 72-year-old husband, Ronnie, were last seen on surveillance video traveling in their RV down Highway 95 on March 27, said one of the couple’s daughters, Jennifer Whaley, according to WTHR. It’s almost as if they disappeared “into thin air,” she said.

“It was caught on a home surveillance camera going down 95,” Whaley said, adding that the road is flat and surrounded by desert. The RV had been traveling near a town called Luning, according to Whaley.

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The Esmeralda County Sheriff’s Office posted on Facebook on Sunday, saying the couple was missing and asking the public for information on their whereabouts. “Their phone last pinged in our county on the morning of March 28 in the Coaldale area,” the post said, noting they were driving a “2015 Sunseeker RV, white with black decals – INDIANA PLATE C128H” and towing a “2020 Kia Soul, white – INDIANA PLATE FL211A.”

The post also said both missing people have medical issues.

“So where did they go? Where did they go? They’re out in the middle of the desert,” Whaley said. “You can see for miles and a 32-foot RV, towing a car, literally vanishes into thin air. Where did they go?”

The Barkers had been traveling on a cross-country trip since last month and were supposed to have been home in Indianapolis this week, according to their daughter. The couple was supposed to meet up with friends in Tuscon but failed to show up.

“It’s really difficult to imagine what could have happened,” Lynn Bledsoe, the couple’s other daughter said. Both Barkers have diabetes, and Ronnie is a cancer survivor, according to Bledsoe.

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Whaley and Bledsoe are hoping that their parents will be home for Beverly’s 70th birthday on April 9. “It would be amazing, just amazing, to have them home by her birthday,” Whaley said.

So far, a Silver Alert has not been issued yet, but law enforcement officials have a “be on the lookout” bulletin, according to the WTHR report this week.

The Washington Examiner reached out to the Esmerelda County Sheriff’s Office, Lynn Bledsoe, and Jennifer Whaley for further comment.

Original Location: Indiana couple vanishes ‘into thin air’ while driving RV through desert

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