Levi Brian Yellowmule Jr., a 28-year-old Native American man, was last seen on February 3, 2006, near Wyola, Montana, on the Crow Reservation. He was reportedly in the vicinity of a family member's home on Little Horn Road when he disappeared. Levi, who stood 6'2" and weighed between 168 and 180 pounds, was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, dark blue sweatpants, and brown work boots. He is known to have a distinctive appearance, including a missing front tooth, a scar on his hip from surgery, and a birthmark on his right arm.
Despite efforts to locate him, Levi has not been seen or heard from since that day. A significant development occurred in June 2006, when his identification card was found near a pond on a different reservation, raising more questions but providing no concrete leads.
No further evidence has surfaced, and the case remains open, leaving Levi's family and the community without answers.
Levi’s case is part of the ongoing crisis of missing Indigenous people in the United States, where many cases often receive little media attention. His family and advocates continue to seek information, urging anyone with relevant details to contact authorities. Despite the passage of time, the investigation remains active, and his disappearance continues to be a source of deep concern in the Crow community.Last Seen: Feb 3, 2006
