A Quiet Night Turns Mysterious
On the night of June 5, 1999, 37-year-old Willis Wyche visited his sister's home in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Described as deeply religious and known for his frequent visits to family, Wyche left his sister's residence around 12:30 a.m., intending to return to his own home in Breaux Bridge. However, he never arrived, and that night marked the beginning of a perplexing mystery that remains unsolved decades later.
The Discovery at Nelson Boat Launch
Two days later, on the morning of June 7, Wyche's 1998 pickup truck was found submerged at the Nelson Boat Launch near Black Bayou, approximately two miles from his sister's home. On the bank nearby, authorities discovered a body shirt and black shorts matching the description of the clothes Wyche was last seen wearing. Despite extensive searches, Wyche himself was nowhere to be found. ...Read More
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