On a chilly day in January 1983, two-year-old Wallace Guidroz, a young boy of Asian and Black/African American descent, was at Point Defiance Park in Tacoma, Washington. He was reportedly there on a fishing trip with his father, Stanley Guidroz, and some friends. According to his father's account, Wallace was dressed for the cold weather in a gray knitted skull cap, a dark blue down jacket with a red collar, a dark blue vest, and purple corduroy overalls. The day took a devastating turn whe
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Last Seen: Jan 10, 1983