An explanation for why a Mounds View man disappeared eight days ago remained elusive Tuesday as police searched for security videos that might turn up evidence as to what happened to him.
Henry T. McCabe, who turns 32 on Wednesday, was last seen Labor Day and hasn't been in contact with his family or his employer, the Minnesota Department of Revenue.
Mounds View Police Chief Tom Kinney said "anything is possible and we're doing as much as we can" to find McCabe. Kinney said he doesn't know if foul play was involved and said he's requested phone records in hopes of finding clues as to what happened.
"He kind of dropped off the radar," Kinney said Tuesday.
McCabe's wife, Kareen, was in California preparing for the family's move there when she received a call from his cell phone early Sept. 7, said family spokesman David Singleton. She heard noises and thought he was hurt.
"It was real bizarre noises that he was making … definitely sounded out of character," said Singleton, of the nonprofit organization Minnesota Community Policing Services. Subsequent calls to the phone didn't connect, he said.
McCabe, an auditor, hasn't shown up for work for more than a week.
"By all accounts he's an outgoing person, very social, has much communication with people … he loves his job," Singleton said.