Floyd L. Price, an 80-year-old World War II veteran, was last seen on February 4, 2004, after his brother dropped him off at his condominium in Diamondhead, Mississippi. Price was reported missing after failing to respond to calls and missing a doctor's appointment. At the time of his disappearance, Price was in good mental condition, leading his family to suspect foul play.
Inside his home, authorities found all of his personal belongings, including his two cars, untouched.
A small spot of blood was discovered in his bathroom, though it remains unclear if it is related to his disappearance. Price had also written two checks totaling $3,000 to the same person, a car salesman, on the day he vanished. These checks were deposited in two separate bank accounts. The car salesman and another individual were considered suspects, but insufficient evidence has prevented authorities from filing charges.
Despite thorough investigations, including searches of a nearby golf course pond, no significant leads have emerged, and Price's case remains unsolved. Investigators continue to work on the case, suspecting foul play but lacking definitive evidence.Last Seen: Feb 4, 2004
