RadarOnline.com has obtained the last known letter written by missing Growing Pains star Andrew Koenig. 
 
 EXCLUSIVE: Missing Growing Pains Actor Gave Landlord 30 Days Notice In January 
 
 As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Koenig had been selling off his possessions before leaving town and had given notice to his landlord. 
 
 Read Andrew's Last Letter 
 
 Clearly, the actor was getting his affairs in order by clearing the remains of his Los Angeles life. 
 
 NEW DETAILS: Search Intensifies For Growing Pains Star Andrew Koenig 
 
 Tacked to the door of the apartment across the hall from his, he left a cryptic note addressed to "Solange" with instructions about a hide-a-way bed. He signed it, "Thanks Andrew." 
 
 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Koenig’s Mom Remains Stoic As Search Continues 
 
 Strangely, Koenig told one neighbor that he was going on vacation which was at odds with the way he was quickly paring down his life. 
 
 “He started putting all his stuff out front trying to sell it. I actually got a cabinet from him because he said he was going to put it up on Craigslist for $175 but that if I wanted it I could just have it," the neighbor said. 
 
 “He told me he was going up to Vancouver and was excited to go on vacation. Looking back though, it’s weird that he got rid of everything he owned before going on a vacation. He was a nice guy, always very friendly with me. I hope he’s alright.” ||||| The coordinator of a Vancouver Missing Persons group fears that Andrew Koenig may have committed suicide, he exclusively tells RadarOnline.com. 
 
 VIDEO: Missing Actor Andrew Koenig’s Parents Walk Out On Larry King 
 
 Wayne Leng – who runs Missingpeople.net – delivers the awful news that the signs are not looking good for the former Growing Pains star who suffers from depression and last spoke with his parents on February 8, 2010, before arriving in Vancouver two days later. 
 
 EXCLUSIVE: Koenig Gave Landlord 30 Days Notice In January 
 
 Koenig hasn’t been heard from since February 14th. 
 
 Leng told RadarOnline.com: “I fear the fact that he had been suffering from depression and that he may have taken his own life 
 
 “There was evidence that he used his bank card and I’m sure the police are doing all that they can but the longer there is no contact from him the worse it looks. 
 
 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Friend Of Koenig’s Says He’s Dealt With Depression His Whoanle Life 
 
 “Hopefully, he will be found alive but depression can be a very strong force and these feelings could have overcome him.” 
 
 Walter Koenig – who played Pavel Chekov in the original Star Trek – is in Canada with his wife in a bid to help the police find their son. 
 
 Koenig’s mother Judy Levitt said that police told her the last activity on her son’s cell phone was on Feb. 16, 2010, when he was apparently in the Stanley Park area and that there was activity on his bank account at about the same time, but nothing since. 
 
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 Vancouver police revealed to RadarOnline.com that they had been searching inside the huge 1000 acres Urban park but had still not found any traces of Koenig. 
 
 Commissioned in 1886, and with over 8 million visitors per year, Stanley Park is the second largest park in Canada and is larger than New York’s Central Park. 
 
 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Koenig’s Mom Remains Stoic As Search Continues 
 
 A park spokesperson told RadarOnline.com, “There are deep forest areas where people have gone missing before and it is possible that he could have disappeared into one of these locations. 
 
 “The police and park rangers know the terrain very well though and they would have been able to make a sweep to try and locate him if he was inside the park. 
 
 “It also has beach areas and sea walls where the Pacific Ocean crests Stanley Park, so, it is possible he could have disappeared into the water too.” ||||| Tonight, the parents of missing, depressed Growing Pains star Andrew Koenig were supposed to be on Larry King Live. But just two minutes before their interview, they walked out of the studio. What happened? 
 
 Towards the end of the show, Larry King Live went to commercial with a teaser for an upcoming interview with Walter Koenig (Star Trek's Checkov) and his wife, Judith. But when the show returned from break, they had abruptly left the Vancouver studio where they were going to be interviewed, leaving Larry King stammering. 
 
 It's not like they've been hiding from the media. Earlier this evening, they held a press conference in Vancouver, at which Walter Koenig told his son "I just want to know you're OK." And Walter Koenig has been releasing updates via his website, most recently detailing that he had received a worryingly despondent email from his clinically depressed son on Feb. 16th. The obvious conclusion: After more than a week with no real developments, they got some news about their son, good or bad, that obviated the need for an interview. We'll see. ||||| http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid16157557001/bctid68501373001 
 
 In a bizarre turn of events, Star Trek star Walter Koenig and his wife suddenly walked out on CNN’s Larry King Live Wednesday night, RadarOnline.com has confirmed. 
 
 EXCLUSIVE: Last Known Letter From Missing Growing Pains Star 
 
 Walter and Judith Koenig were scheduled to make a public plea to help find their missing son Andrew Koenig, who played “Boner” on the 80s sitcom Growing Pains. 
 
 Breaking news involving The Toyota Congressional Hearings and the SeaWorld Whale Death appear to have squeezed time from the TV star and his wife. And with only 9 minutes remaining in the program, King promoted their appearance showing a live shot from a Vancouver, British Columbia studio where the couple was seated waiting to be interviewed. 
 
 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Mom of Missing “Growing Pains” Actor Remains Stoic 
 
 After the commercial break with only 5 minutes remaining in the program, Larry came back on camera and said this: 
 
 “Actor Andrew Koenig, best known for his role in the series Growing Pains has been missing since February 14, Valentine’s Day. Vancouver police believe he may be in the area. Kirk Cameron who starred in Growing Pains has publicly urged Andrew to call him. Andrew’s parents, Walter and Judy, are in Vancouver helping police search for their son. Walter may be familiar to you; he played Chekov in the original Star Trek series.” 
 
 Instead of introducing the parents, King paused and told viewers, “ I’m told that they left the studio so we’ll take a quick break and find out why.” 
 
 After another commercial break, King returned and said he had no explanation for why the Koenigs suddenly left the studio. 
 
 “For some reason unbeknownst to anyone Walter Koenig, the father of the missing Andrew Koenig and Judy, the mother of the missing Andrew Koenig, left the studio in Vancouver. We checked them out, they were prepared to go on, I said hello, they both said hello, we said we’d be on in two minutes, they said fine and they got up and left for reasons unknown.” 
 
 An insider at Larry King Live told RadarOnline.com, “What I know is exactly what you saw and heard on our show.” 
 
 Andrew is still missing in Vancouver, anyone with information on his whereabouts should call the Vancouver Police Department 604-711-2534.
– The mystery of missing Andrew Koenig deepens: Last night, his parents inexplicably walked out on Larry King Live two minutes before their scheduled interview. “We checked them out, they were prepared to go on,” King said upon returning from commercial. “I said hello, they both said hello, we said we’d be on in two minutes, they said fine and they got up and left for reasons unknown.” Watch the video on Radar. “The obvious conclusion: After more than a week with no real developments, they got some news about their son, good or bad, that obviated the need for an interview,” writes Adrian Chen on Gawker. No word on what that news may be, although Radar has an interview with a Vancouver missing-persons group coordinator who fears Koenig committed suicide. Radar also obtained the last known note written by Koenig, detailing instructions about a hideaway bed in his cleaned-out apartment.