Hello folks, I am still in the process of going through this discussion board to see what has been said so far, but just wanted to introduce myself. I recently discovered this case while listening to old episodes of Crime Junkie. It caught my attention as soon as I heard that the victim was a Baltimore attorney that died mysteriously in 2003. My dad was an attorney in Baltimore for many years, and was working there in 2003. After the episode, I did what any true crime lover would, and texted my dad to ask if he was familiar with the case. I assumed he'd have at least heard of it given his history of involvement in Baltimore's legal community. Well, not only has he heard of it. He was one of the other attorneys working on the trial that Luna was prosecuting when he died in 2003. He has agreed to sit down with me to talk about his memories of Jonathan Luna and his death. He says he had worked on a few cases with Luna before his sudden passing and remembers him as "a very nice guy". He was in the court room on December 4, 2003 when Luna failed to appear and was reported missing. I do not know if he was present at the meeting on December 5 that was reported as Luna's last location before he began the baffling road trip that ended in his death, but I intend to find out. If he wasn't in the meeting himself, I do believe he could give me the names of the people who were. I can't guarantee I'll be able to uncover anything we didn't know before, but I figure it can't to give it a try. Looks to me like this case really does just need some more attention and for the right person to start talking.